Asynchronous acknowledgement handling

Hi,
Scenario: Asynchronous acknowledgement handling( File to DB scenario using BPM)
Description: The data is to be read from a file and inserted into DB. I use a BPM, so as to get an acknowledgment of the process. (Whether the record has been successfully processes or not). So I have an asynchronous send step, for which I requested for an application level acknowledgement from the DB. When I am executing this scenario, at the Outbound side, it shows an in process symbol and in the Ack Status column it shows Still waiting for acknowledgment symbol. But the record has been inserted into the DB. (I could see this through RWB).
I wanted to know, should I configure anything more so as to receive acknowledgements for asynchronous send steps.
Thanks & Regards,
Siva Maranani.

Hi,
To receive a response, you will have to use a synchronous interface. This is an application level response, which will contain the number of records inserted.
Pls reference help.sap.com for the detailed format of the response document.
Regards,
Bill

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