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Time Delay between two consecutive data packets transmission from R/3 to PI

Former Member
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Hello Everyone,

We have a PROXY to JDBC synchronous scenario where source R/3 system sends the data splitting into smaller packets (each packet contain 5000 records, size 5MB) and serialization logic has been implemented at source side to send the packets one after another.

Now, while sending the data packets to PI, it is sending two consecutive data packets with significant time delay(30-40 seconds) which in turn cause a overall slow processing of the interface.

For example, first packet processed between 00:00:00 to 00:04:00 in PI and we expect the 2nd packet to receive at PI around 00:04:01 but it is being received around 00:04:40.

Please note, we don't have this issue from other R/3 system and no logic has been implemented to send the data packets with time delay. Also, some times back we didn't have this issue for this R/3 as well.

Please share your input on this. Any response will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Debasish

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manoj_khavatkopp
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Debasish,

As serialization is enabled can you cross check if the message are getting executed in the same queue , and also cross check if some other interfaces are not using the same queue( this wont be possible but just cross check once).

Br,

Manoj

former_member186851
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Hello Debasish.

Once the proxy is triggered PI will receive the data.Ensure Proxy program is triggering without any intervals.

Former Member
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Hi Raghu,

Proxy program is triggering without any intervals. Even few weeks back we didn't have this issue and aslo no changes have been made in program or in system.

former_member186851
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OK Debasish.

Then check the JDBC Channel,Might be its taking time to push the data in to the DB so this processing delay.

Former Member
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Hi Raghu,

The delay is happening in R/3 to PI transmission step.