on 09-30-2013 10:23 AM
Hello Experts,
we have upgraded our PI to latest version 7.31, now we are testing all the interfaces.
all the interfaces are working fine but one interface stuck in inbound queue ( SMQ2 ), the queue is registered in SMQR.
still the facing issue with it.
deleted the entries executed again, still it is getting stuck in Queue ( SMQ2 )
how to resolve this issue??
Regards,
Chinna
First wait for the error.
Suppose if it will through error then in the dump(ST22) we can get the error information .
If the file size is too big then we need to increase parameter value in "rdisp/max_wprun_time".
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Did you run SGEN transaction to generate updated programs? If not, you have to wait sometime until all standard programs have been re-compiled, so you could have problems of timeouts, locked queues, etc...
best regards
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Hello,
It seems like the message you are trying to process using this queue is large in size OR th esystem does not hav enough resources to process thsi message.
Discuss this with BASIS team as well. You can also try to clear the system cache using SXI_CACHE and then try again.
Regards
Gaurav Ranjan
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Hi,
have you checked SM50 for running processes? If this is really executing, something must be running somewhere in the background. If you find the process try to analyze why it doesn't terminate. It could be anything from slow SQL access to inifinte loops in custom programs. It is possible that the process terminated with a timeout and didn't communicate the timeout to the queue. So you could check ST22 as well and see if you find something.
Regards,
Jörg
Try to de-register , register and activate all Qs in
SMQR..
Rgds
Krishna
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Hi,
did you check why it is blocking the queue ? maybe some mapping error ?
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk
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Hi,
do you see any error description? what is the status do you see?
could you please paste it here.
check this
http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/XI/XMLMessageQueues/Monitor.htm
Regards,
Muniyappan.
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