Asynchronous RFC scenario

Hello,
My scenario is synchronous RFc to JDBC.
The scenario works fine . But after certain time interval the scenario stops working i.e when i execute report, no data is sent to XI
However when i save and activate RFC sender Comm. Channel , the scenario starts working again.
Can anybody tell me why do i need to activate the Comm. Channel , is this a Cache issue, if yes , how do i resolve it?
Regards,
Loveena

Hi all,
As per my observation what is happening is after an idle time of 2 hours(scenario is not executed for this duration) , the scenario stops working and again when i run CPA cache or reactivate the RFC channel , the scenario starts working.
However in real time this should not happen as we cannot refresh the cache manually evrytime.
Can anybody tell me what can be the problem ?
Regards,
Loveena

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