on 07-17-2014 10:06 AM
Hi,
Working on a PI SingleStack (7.31)
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I have a special scenario where I need to "assign" a specific "sender + receiver" to one processing queue.
Sort of EOIO processing - but I don't want the process to stop if one of the messages fails.
Just want to ensure processing of messages "one at a time".
I can't use queue prio feature because this does not ensure "one at a time".
In PI DualStack this can be setup in SXMB_ADM - but I can't find out where to set this up in PI SingleStack.
Hope someone can help!
Thanks
Br. Christian
Hi Christian,
what adapters do you need to use? In case of IDoc Receiver you may want to have a look at ALE serialization.
Cheers
Jens
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Hello,
Not sure what's the objective of ur requirement, but what u can do is u can use max receiver parameter as 1 per interface provided u are using PI version > 7.31 SP11.
Note - Max receiver parameter is applicable per node, so if in case u have multiple cluster nodes environment then ur interface will be executed parallely (max receiver parameter * no of nodes = parallel execution of interface) and not one by one.
And in addition to that, in target system u can use interface dependent queues and define number of receiver queue as 1 - check dependency section
1802294 - XI Runtime: Interface-dependent receiver queue
Thanks
Amit Srivastava
Hi
The reason for the need of "serializing" the messages from this specific sender to this specific reveiver is to avoid any parallel processing in PI and at receiver side, causing too heavy load and causing locking problems in the receiver due to the fact that lot of messages update the same object at receiver end and a lot of messages send.
I'm not sure I fully understand the use of "max receiver parameter".
Br.
Christian
Christian, Can you tell how to setup this in SXMB_ADM?
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