on 09-06-2007 11:00 AM
Hi all,
We are now in SAP R/3 version 4.70 running on Oracle 9.i with HPUX
11.23.Currently we are facing CPIC error that mention about the Error
max no of 100 conversation exceed.
I have read though all the SAP note as show below:
0000074141 Resource Management for tRFC and aRFC
0000314530 Number of RFC/CPIC connections for external clients
0000316877 Maximum number of conversation exceeded
0001054121 The SAP Ecosystem in a Nutshell
And since this RFC connection error is occurs at the jave level,it is the
responsibility of RFC caller to close the connection. A client program opens the connection for calling funtion module(s) and has to close this connection, as soon as this connection is in use any more.
So i would like to know the BAPI Function module so that i can initiate it from the the RFC caller.I hope if possible recommend me a way to terminate this RFC connection in Java.
hereby is the attached screenshot for the error.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/z3qn85
Message was edited by:
yeong kah fei
Hi,
ideally your application uses client pools. If so, then you have to make sure that after acquiring a client from the connection pool (<client>=JCO.getClient(<poolname)) and executing the RFC's for the given thread, you have to return the client to the pool (JCO.releaseClient(<client>)).
This should be sufficient when using client pools. If you have individual RFC connections not managed via a client pool, then you can close the connection once it's no longer used (jcoClient.disconnect()).
Hope this helps.
Best wishes, harald
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