on 02-20-2008 5:09 PM
Dear SAP specialists !
Sometimes the queues by some reason get different error statuses and stop, so I always should manually reactivate them in such transactions as /sapapo/cq , /sapapo/smq1 , /sapapo/smq2
Please, could you share, how I can schedulle an automatic reactivation of queues coming from another synchronized system (currently in my case there is a connection between R/3 and APO system).
Thank you in advance,
Best regards,
Kirill Nepomnyashchiy
Ladies and gentlemen,
I thought it would be interesting for you.
I discovered the functional modules/programs for reactivating, deleting etc. (even depending on different queue statuses).Please, read this and you won't have issues with the queues:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_scm50/helpdata/en/21/5c5f3ca0dd9770e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Best regards,
Kirill Nepomnyashchiy
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These look again to be tRFC related. Which report are you finally intending to use to reactivate the SYSFAIL or other blocked queues ?
I am not sure if report /SAPAPO/RCIFRESTART or RSTRFCI0 will help, but is worth giving a try as well. I did find that manual reactivation uses the following FMs
TRFC_QIN_GET_FIRST_LUW
TRFC_QIN_EXECUTE_CHECK_LUW
QIWK_CHECK_REGISTER
QIWK_GET_ALL
TRFC_QIN_OVERVIEW_STATES
Try scheduling report RSARFCEX regularly in the background. Atleast the TRFC calls will be executed.
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