Inserting RFC Response to Tracking table using JDBC as a receiver

Hi All
I want to update my tracking table with the RFC response but the problem is I cant figure out he Target structure on my JDBC.
Every time when testing on my http://xxxxxx:50000/mdt/channelmonitorservlet I get nothing on the "Processing Details"
I've configured my RFC Response as a sender (ASYN) and JDBC as a receiver, I do have RFC destination and it working fine.
My is like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns1:RFC_JDBC_MT xmlns:ns1="http://yonela.com">
<StatementName_response>
<PI_JDBC_TBL ACTION="UPDATE">
<TABLE>PI_JDBC_TBL</TABLE>
<access>
<TYPE></TYPE>
</access>
<key>
<key><CARRID>AA</CARRID></key>
</key>
</PI_JDBC_TBL>
</StatementName_response>
</ns1:RFC_JDBC_MT>
Any suggestion

Hi,
Use Insert in the action field instead of Update and try again.
-Supriya.

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