on 02-22-2007 9:01 AM
hi
we have an interface running regularly importing business partners from another system. updating or creating these business partners occurs in the so called Update Process. however, when trying to create CRM-tickets, this also is done by the Update Process. however because of the import still running in the background, there are no free work processes left.
does anybody have any idea how to tune the system that both the import and the creation of CRM-tickets are possible in parallel?
thanks & regards
nicola
Hi Nicola,
I guess TRFC or QRFC is involved here. Also all the work processes must be occupied by the same user.
Now if this is just a question of update processes then you can increase the number of update processes.
If it involves your dialog processes then you can adjust some profile parameters like:
rdisp/rfc_max_login
rdisp/rfc_max_own_login
rdisp/rfc_min_wait_dia_wp
The last parameter decides how many dialog work processes should be kept free at all times for other users.
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Regards.
Ruchit.
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hi
thanks for worrying, however it's a CSV file that's being uploaded, so really no RFC involved here.
regards
nicola
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hi
it is maybe useful to know that the importing of the business partners takes place via dialog (SAPGUI) directly on the system and no RFC is involved here.
I will however have a look at the proposed parameters, thanks.
PS: the UPD-processes seem to be blocked when one Update Process fails. I changed the import so that they don't fail that often anymore, which seemed to solve the problem described above. however I would like to know why in the case of errors all UPD-processes are blocked, which seems strange to me...
regards
nicola
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Nicola Fankhauser
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