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1. #Inbound queue in sap how to#
2. #Inbound queue in sap manual#
3. #Inbound queue in sap registration#
4. #Inbound queue in sap password#

This program can be run to check for potential performance issues. OSS note 2183108 – t/qRFC processing: general performance verifications contains program Z_RFC_QUEUE_PERF. And make sure the max connections is not set to 1, but much higher.

#Inbound queue in sap registration#

Set the registration of NONE with flag ‘w/o tRFC’ on. See OSS note 1813159 – Hanging LUW´s in SM58 with the function module IDOCS_OUTPUT_TO_R3.

When using qRFC with SQMS for destination NONE, you can have unwanted interference with tRFC.

More on this feature you can read in OSS note 2226372 – EWM – Alerting for Failed Queues. In EWM systems there is a built in program for alerting on qRFC failures: /SCWM/R_QRFC_QUEUE_ALERT. Apply OSS note 3031450 – Application log for inbound qRFC monitor such as SMQ2 to get the actions logged in the application log.

#Inbound queue in sap manual#

In SMQ1 and SMQ2 manual actions can be done, which are normally not logged. Application log for qRFC manual processing Deletion of unprocessed LUW’s in qRFCĭeletion of unprocessed LUW’s in qRFC: background is described in OSS note 760113 – Delete unprocessed LUWs in the qRFC.

#Inbound queue in sap password#

Read more in OSS note 2474161 – Queue in the inbound queue scheduler SMQ2 with “Name or password is incorrect (repeat logon)”. When you get this issue a password change of the RFC might be required. Queue in the inbound queue scheduler SMQ2 with “Name or password is incorrect (repeat logon)” More background in OSS note 1862256 – Inbound queues (SMQ2) stay in status RETRY.

Check the authorization trace to see what needs to be fixed. This can happen to background user and user reprocessing the jobs. When inbound entries in SMQ2 queue remain in status RETRY, this is normally caused by lack of authorization for launching batch job. You can apply OSS note 2837536 – Customer Connection – Improvement Request 217719 – Authorization check for message deletion in Smq2 / Smq3 to restrict the access to message deletion via special authorization object. See for example OSS note 2375304 – Deleted queues from SMQ2. After deletion, support can be lost on certain functions. Deletion of queued messagesĭeletion of queued messages is possible, but should be done with care. Follow the instructions from OSS note 1970757 – Outbound qRFC scheduler with status RES_LACK to balance the processes. If the outbound scheduler SQMS has the status RES_LACK, then the amount of DIA versus BTC processes is not balanced. See OSS note 2915187 – SMQS Host ID is blank or empty. After the first message is sent, the host ID will be filled.

#Inbound queue in sap how to#

See also OSS note 2377064 – How to correct the host ID in SMQS. Then go back to SMQS and re-activate the scheduler via menu option Edit / Activate Scheduler.

To solve this, goto SM51 and select menu option Goto / Host Name Buffer / Reset / Entire System. How to correct host ID in SMQS?Īfter a system copy the host ID in SMQS might be still pointing to the old system. The log should show that it will flag 1 message for archiving (“No QRFC entry found.Check also note: 3159931 – SM58 tRFC failed with “Error when opening an RFC connection (CPIC-CALL:”. Now execute the report RSXMB_CHECK_MSG_QUEUE:Įnsure that you enter the specific message ID, then enter the PIPELINE ID (same as that shown in column PIPELINE in SXMB_MONI), select all status to search for and then select TEST RUN: Once you’ve done this, you can then use report RSXMB_CHECK_MSG_QUEUE to restore the messaging system integrity by resetting the original message status to cancel it. Instead, in this exceptional case, you can delete the message in SMQ2. SAP notes state that you should NEVER delete messages directly from SMQ1 or SMQ2 as this leaves the messaging system in an inconsistent state. You may also be blowing the ICM http buffer, visible in the SMICM log file:īut, you can’t cancel the message in SXMB_MONI, as it is still scheduled on the QUEUE (“still scheduled in queue XBTS*”): The message is visible in transaction SMQ2 (inbound queue) for a few hours/days/months:Īnd it’s consuming significant resources, visible in SM50: (This solution is based on SAP note 688147). Scenario: You have a large message that is stuck in the INBOUND (XBTS*) queue of an integration server (maybe an ABAP proxy).