Few basic doubts

Dear All,
             Does RFC adapter use Logical system in any way?
Is there Adapter Monitoring in PI 7.0 or is it called Communication Channel Monitoring?
              Can we see the response message of RFC synchronous communication in SXMB_MONI?
           Can you please list a few transactions which execute on ABAP stack and Java Stack respectively?
Regards,
Ashish

Ashish,
>>Does RFC adapter use Logical system in any way?
Logical Sysytems are required only for IDOC transfer scenarios.
>>Is there Adapter Monitoring in PI 7.0 or is it called Communication Channel Monitoring?
Adapter monitoring is a part of Communication channel monitoring from SP17 (regardless of XI 3.0, PI 7.0)
>>Can we see the response message of RFC synchronous communication in SXMB_MONI?
Yes. But you have to enable logging for synch msg in SXMB_ADM--> Integration Engine Configuration -->Specific Information.
Add the parameter. LOGGING_SYNCH value 1.
>>Can you please list a few transactions which execute on ABAP stack and Java Stack respectively?
All transactions execute in ABAP to my knowledge.
Regards,
Jai Shankar
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W (Warning) Warning
X (Exit) Termination with short dump
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Few basic beginner questions..!!

Hi there.,
   am a begginer in BI.,I would like to know few doubts in BI and BW.,
1. What shall be done when once i install BI content? where
    does the contents get installed?., how do i access them
    in modelling tab.
2. How do i match replicated datasources with the BI content.
3. How do i delete a particular field in datasources when
    there's a problem in that specific field say MATNR.,
    material number is a field which after replication generates
    errors while loading in the infocube.
Thanks
vasanth

Hi,
Welcome To SDN.
1)   When you install BI contents they get installed at Modeling itself.
     You can find the installed contents in RSA1 itself.
just try Installing an InfoObject and you will find it there in InfoObjects list.
2) Why do you need to match Replicated datasource with any BI content.
BI contents are standard templets and if the given content does not match your requirements you go for custom built objects.
3) For this you need to do change s in datasource in source system.
Regards And Happy Learning
Pratap Sone

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