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File to prxy async - Error handling in the ECC

former_member474221
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Hi ,

I have 2 options for the file to proxy async scenario if the message goes in error in ECC -

1. send an email in the proxy code and generate a message in application log ( tcode SLG1) or Z table

2. use the FEH ( forward error handling technique ) http://scn.sap.com/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2011/02/24/pixi-forward-error-handling-feh-for-async...

which one should i go for ? my decision is tilted towards option 1

PS : If i use the fault mt it will not generate an alert or email...so i am not looking at that option

thx

hema

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Shabarish_Nair
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if all you need is a notification, then go for option 1

former_member474221
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hi

apart from notification ...if i need to restart the message ...i can do the same in sxmb_moni of ecc as well right

why do we use FEH then?

Former Member
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apart from notification ...if i need to restart the message ...i can do the same in sxmb_moni of ecc as well right - You can.

why do we use FEH then? - what i get from michal's blog is that FEH is for forwarding the msgs to PostProcessing Office tool, which has the options of repeat, confirm and discard for an error msg. it replaces standard fault msgs by using ECH framework for exception handling.

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Former Member
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if  you need email / notifications better to go option 1 that is very simple to handle ur requirement.

Former Member
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Hi Hema,

Option 2 will allow you to see exceptions in sxmb_moni of ECC and the message will go in error status. May be you can also check possibility of mix of option1 and option2. i.e In case of any failure send an email, create application log and then raise an exception in proxy code(Option2). Well, I have never tried this, not sure if this doable or so..

- Amol

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i think option 1 seems ok.