Exact Difference between Total Status And QM Status

Hello All,
I want to know Exact Difference between Total Status in Monitor And QM Status in Data Target.when these two are going to be changed manually. i am facing a Problem.
daily delta upload is going on from R3 to BW.Today it has given a problem while loading data. please give me u r ideas on this. how this delta should be Success.By changing which status ( Total, QM status) i need to chage for deleting the failure Request , to load delta again.
thanks in advance.
Eswar

The global monitor queue time can be set in transaction RSCUSTV2. This is the time that the system allows to elapse before it sets a request to 'Terminated'. If the time of the last received message that logged a processing step on the monitor for this request has taken longer than the monitor queue time, the traffic light in the monitor is set to red.
If the monitor traffic light was set to red due to the queue time, this does not necessarily mean that the request can no longer be successful.
If the data is very delayed by the time it reaches BW (because the source system needs a long time for the extraction or because the link between the source system and BW was interrupted) or if the processing in BW needs a very long time in which the processing step does not log any messages on the monitor, the monitor traffic light becomes red and jumps back to yellow as soon as a new log for this request reaches the monitor. If you manually set the QM status in the monitor, this also does NOT prevent the updating of data for this request in BW! However, then the request can no longer turn green, since the manually set QM status always overrides the technical status of the monitor.
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