on 07-11-2007 7:52 PM
Hi All:
how can we see/check the Queue in XI. Suppose I created one Queue in XI, and sending 10 message to XI. Because of some reason lets say Mapping Error occured in 5 messages and 5 are successfully sent. Now how can I chek these in
Queue rather then in MONI.
Thanks
Farooq.
Hi Farooq!
In case of QoS = EOIO, You can also view the adapter engine thru runtime workbench and see which messages are in Holding status.
For QoS = BE or EO, no need to access queues.
Regards,
Matias.
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Hi Farooq,
Allow me to elaborate your question a bit ...
What is important here is what kind of Quality of service you are using .
Say for instance of if it is EO then ..
you can see the error in in moni ...and you can click on the queue name there ...
and it will take you to aapropriate queue ...where you can drill down further and see the reason of failure.
And if your QOS is EOIO ...then any failure in a single message will not allow the subsequent messages to get processed ..
There you can drill down to the actual message .....which has failed ..take appropriate action ...(deleting it from the queue)..
unlock ,reactivate the queue if needed..
so that the subsequent messages get processed..
Regards,
Deepak
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Hi,
but you will see that in MONI (the error)
no need to check the queue
you can go inside the queue's LUW when you go to SMQ2
and click on debugging this will take you inside the queue
Regards,
michal
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