BP Transport Acknowledgement problem...

Hi,
In, XI3.0 stack 11, Business process have two SEND STEPs one for PO and another one for GI and the required condition is GI idoc should get posted only after posting PO idoc.
As of now I have put transport acknowledgement in the first send step so that once all PO idocs are sent to r/3 then only the second SEND step will post the GI idocs.
But transport acknowledgement works only if I keep refreshing the sxmb_moni. If I drop a file and not opening the sxmb_moni for say one hour or one day the second SEND step is not getting processed. Only if I click refresh or open the sxmb_moni again, it is processing the next send step and post the GI idoc.
Could any one help me to resolve the strange behaviour of transport acknowledgement? Is sxmb_moni something to do with getting any acknowledgement? What is happening in the background while refeshing the sxmb_moni?
thanks,
sasikumar

When copying systems, you should never copy one system alone, but always CRM and ECC at the same time. Since both are closely coupled and both contain tables, in which it is described which kunnr is mapped to which CRM GUID, it is without alot of effort and deep middleware knowledge not possible to reactivate the data exchange properly. But even then you have to make sure that in both systems either the same partner numbers do not already exist or clear one system from all existing partners. Some of these mapping tables are i.e. CRMM_BUT_CUSTNO and CRMM_BUT_CONTNO, which contain the mapping information that is now obsolete. Usually these tables should be the same in CRM and ECC (and the data also), but in your case this is not true unfortunately. Even an initial download does not help as this is looking at these tables.
Alternatively if you make a customizing client copy of the CRM this new client can be connected to the ECC much easier as you do not have to remove data from the client. However, of course you still need to make an initial DNL.
Hope this helps, Kai

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Mostly used with FILE (not compulsory though) and in similar scenarios where the end system/ protocol does not support ACK.
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do not forget to close the thread marking useful answers after your query is resolved
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