on 09-06-2007 9:25 PM
Hi All,
We are processing 200000 IDOCS from ECC to External system webmethods using XI. The messages are taking too long to process in XI. XI is processing 1000 per hour on an average.
Please let me know how to tune the system to process more quickly?
Your inputs would be highly appreciated .
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ra
Hi,
What is the size of these IDOCs? What is the quality of service? Maybe all of them are processed in one queue (EOIO).
regards,
wojciech
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im not sure how u wud have configured ur scenario wit so many idocs,..
but >>processing 200000 IDOCS from ECC to External system
using so many idocs, n have u gone in, without the concept of idoc packaging, then it is a bad design...
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1000 Per hour is very bad. If this is a production server,
Reasons can be ,
1. Hardware is not Quicksized.
2. Or something at the OS level is not working as needed.
We had an issue once when we notied that the data being written to the Actual Database of XI was taking too much of time. Not sure of the exact reason, but it took a Oracle expert to come into the picutre to help us out.
or maybe even the design has something fundamentally wrong.
Regards
Bhavesh
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Hi,
i agree. ST06 can give the reason, there you have a grafical view of CPU and memory load for the last 24 hours. Further on look at runtime to SM50. May be too less work threads? As well look to the mappings, may they can be implemented more performant. Assumedly the mapping is using most time of processing.
Regards,
Udo
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