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SMQ1 messages stuck in MCEX02 queue

rasjoshi
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Hi All,

I am trying to trigger a standard proxy from ECC to PI system... But the transactions are getting stuck in queue name MCEX02 with Destination NONE in SMQ1....

Can you please tell me what is MCEX02 queue? I guess messages should have come in XB* queue...

Please help in understanding the flow here.

BR,

Rashmi

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Eduardo_Rubia
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These messages are related to LIS data propagated from ECC for MM/SD transactions. They sit in SMQ2 waiting for external data warehouse systems (e.g. BW) to come and fetch them.

rasjoshi
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but this triggered messages should be picked by PI system which means xbqs* queues should contain this message...

how should i rectify this?

br,

rashmi

Eduardo_Rubia
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Hello, Rashmi,

I'm not positive that these entries are relevant for PI... unless you use PI to feed some destination data warehouse repository?

In any case, the fetching of these NOSEND MCEX* entries is done via configuration sets in transaction RSA7 of the consumer system (in your case, PI?)

I'd advise you to research about the integration model for this scenario in the BW forums. As a starting point, there is this nice document which explains how the data extractors read LIS content from ECC:

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Eduardo

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NOSEND in SMQ1 | SCN

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Hello Rashmi,

AFAIK, the queues name depends on how they are registered in transaction SMQR.

The reason for destination being None is that there is a background job running in the corresponding system which is archiving/deleting the messages before they can reach the target system.

Regards,

Souvik

rasjoshi
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but I dont see any queue name MCEX in smqr....

From where this queue is coming?

BR,

Rashmi

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If the QOS is EOIO, then what is the Queue ID which you are using? You'll find the queue id in Processing tab of sender CC.

rasjoshi
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as per old processed messages I can see queue used were XBQSPOxxxx.

Br,

Rashmi