on 03-07-2007 11:55 AM
Hi,
I am experiencing a problem with queues. After reading similar situation, i don't really know I to solve it.
The problem is the next:
Scenario: IDOC--> XI --> FTP
When the Idoc is received in XI, there are about 15 Mappings to execute. When I have a look to the SXMB_moni I see all the mapping are stopped. The Q.Status is with the stop signal, and when I position the curson over the signal, the next text is displayed : "Queve Stopped".
I've read several similar threads, but I can not understand the solution.
Could anyone explain me or give a good link in which I can hava a step by step guide of how to register the queue and/or how to solve this problem eventually.
Thanks in advance.
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Eduardo,
you need to activate your all queues before you use them.
to excute this you need activate queue so do this
SXMB_ADM->ManageQueues->then select Reister Queues then F8. then all queue should get resitered.
Regards
Sreeram.G.Reddy
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Hi,
You can also see the below link.
This is helpful..
Regards
Kiran..
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Hi,
Please delete the existing queue with transaction SMQ1, register the queue and send the IDoc. Also, check the error in SM58.
To regsiter the queue use SMQR transaction.
You can go through the below link.
Hope this is helpful,
Regards
Kiran..
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Hi Eduardo,
go to transaction SMQR, where you can register the regarding queue.
Regards,
Udo
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Hi,
After register the Queue , you need to restart the msg or send the Idoc once again or use BD87.
If problem is not solved check the connection between JCO and ABAP stack.
see my above links..
or
see
Regards
Chilla..
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even if the mapping fails the queue should not have been stopped, that is my understanding....it should show up with a red status in SXMB_MONI...
The error text that you posted...can you find more information...is it possible to double click and get more details...?
There may be a problem in the JCO call from the integration enigne to the java stack to get the mapping done....
Thanks,
Renjith
<i>The error text that you posted...can you find more information...is it possible to double click and get more details...?</i>
No, the error I posted is displayed in a message box....
<i>There may be a problem in the JCO call from the integration enigne to the java stack to get the mapping done....</i>
And how can I have a look to that?
Thannks
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