on 03-22-2007 5:17 PM
I have a JDBC -> File scenario that I am attempting to test. In the runtime workbench the message status is <b>Waiting</b>. If I select the message and click <i>Versions</i> I can see that there are two different messages, one processed by the Adapter Engine and another by the Integration Engine. The Adapter Engine message status is successfull, however the Integration Engine is giving a status of <b>Waiting</b>.
I checked transaction SXMB_MONI and looked at the processed messages and discovered that the JDBC connection is successfully pulling the data into the format that I set up perfectly, so I believe the error lies either within the File adapter or a BASIS issue of some sort.
Does anyone have any advice that could help me troubleshoot this issue?
Hi,
did you check communication channel monitor ? ftp
did you check queues on XI ? smq2
did you check messagingsystem ? not errors from IE to AFW ?
Regards,
michal
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Communication channel monitoring is all green.
There are some errors on SMQ2 though:
<i>XI Error JCO_COMMUNICATION_FAILURE.MAPPING: Queue</i>
<i>XI restart in qRFC not allowed</i>
What do you mean when you ask if I have errors from Integration Engine to Adapter Framework? How would I check that?
Hi,
In this case try to restart LUW from queue. Double click on queue ID and then reprocess message in the queue. Or use smq2 to achieve the same result.
This is connected to problem in communication between Integration server (ABAP) and mapping service (J2EE). Work around is to schedule reports which will restart stuck messages in the queues.
Regards,
Wojciech
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Wojciech Gasiorowski
Thanks for the input everyone. Apparently the cause of the issue was that the RFC destination AI_RUNTIME_JCOSERVER was tied to the SAPJSF user who's password had expired. I had to log into the j2ee admin tool on the server side and update the password and then everything worked fine.
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