Storage problem due to error Accessing to DialogRequestQueue in BatchProcessModel

Question

Hi,
   we are using the TS 3.1 BatchProcessModel for an application in a client and we've found an error. Until now they were producing only 2 shifts a day. Since one week they start the third shift implying 7 days/24hours production. After this week they got one message error and TS terminates (I attach the message). This problem is related to the DialogRequestQueue. This Queue is created at the beginning of the BatchModel (Create Dialog Request Queue step) and in the middle of the Batch Loop there's a sequence call step with the name "Wait For TestSockets -- GetUUTSerialNumber" that calls the sequence "ProcessTestSocketRequests". In this sequence there's a step called "Get Next Request" where there's a Dequeu operation.
   The error message that we get seems to be related to a storage problem, something like the Queue is not dequeued and get bigger and bigger, is it?
    Some idea how to repair this problem? Thanks in advance!
Mackemann
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Answer 1

Hi
it a though task,with out disturbing how can we do.
Ok
Option 1
Use the method DELETE_VERSION_FROM_DB of the class CL_RSTRAN_STAT to delete the existing A version of the transformation manually in the target system.
Ensure that the transformation is permanently deleted from the database; therefore, you should verify that the correct transformation ID is specified. so the the transformation get deleted in qulity for the particular source system
OR
Option 2
Manually in the Quality system you can use RS_TRANSTRU_ACTIVATE_ALL in se38
Last optionis creating the deletion request from Development and importin the request.
once this is done in the
Create a new request in the Development , Add the old request which is already transported into the quality before.
in the new request delete the object which are not required and relese it and import that to quality.
now all the status will turn green.
Santosh
Edited by: Santhosh Nagaraj on Nov 14, 2009 4:33 AM