Functional work processes understanding ie Shop Floor MM ETC

Hello dear friends,
I would like your help in understanding the fucntional specs of Shop Floor (MRP,WBS,Reservations,Production orders,confirmations etc) ,PP,MM and PM.I am a BW developer and want to get a better understanding of the Functional side.I would like to know the work process of each of these modules and how to they travel from one table to another.Also i would liek to know things lik e what happens when a PO order is created the transaction where its created and what tables it travels thru.In a similar manner for other thing too like Material and so on and so forth.I dont expect anyone to write lenghty expalinations but if someone can please direct me to the right direction..(website, forums outside websites and saps site itself). Once again all your help is greatly appreciated like always.
Thanks.

Hi Rony,
Shop floor Control:
Infocubes:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/c1/3757a5449a11d188fe0000e8322f96/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/28/500b3c56488e6be10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bw33/helpdata/en/e3/e60138fede083de10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Data source for shop floor control:(R/3)
Expand the nodes under the logistics application 04 in transaction code LBWE
Procurement - MM :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c5/a26f37eb997866e10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/f7/64073c52619459e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
SD - Enterprise Sales and Distribution
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c5/bbe737a294946fe10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/ed/62073c44564d59e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/8f/36f338472b420de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
SD BI Content link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/17/cd5e407aa4c44ce10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
MM BI Content link
purchasing
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/ed/62073c44564d59e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
inventory
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/fb/64073c52619459e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Hope this helps,
regards
CSM Reddy

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trc file: "dev_disp.new", trc level: 1, release: "700"
sysno      00
sid        PRO
systemid   324 (IBM iSeries with OS400)
relno      7000
patchlevel 0
patchno    98
intno      20050900
make:      single threaded, Unicode, 64 bit, optimized
pid        52
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     shared lib "dw_xtc.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_stl.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_gui.so" version 98 successfully loaded
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increase tracelevel of WPs
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NiISelect: write-mask is NULL
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========================
No Ty. Pid      Status Cause Start Err Sem CPU    Time Program Cl User         Action                    Table
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0 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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1 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
2 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
3 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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4 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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5 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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6 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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7 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
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8 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
9 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
10 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
11 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
12 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
13 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
14 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
15 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
16 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
17 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
18 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
19 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
20 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
21 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
22 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
23 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
24 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
25 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
26 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
27 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
28 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
29 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
30 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
31 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
32 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
33 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
ERROR => DpRqTxt: bad rqtype -1 [dpxxrq.c     785]
34 ?         -1 Free          no      0   0             0
Dispatcher Queue Statistics               Tue Apr 8 11:47:43 2008
===========================
--------++++--
+
Typ
now
high
max
writes
reads
--------++++--
+
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=========================
Term    uid man user    term   lastop mod wp ta   a/i (modes)
Workprocess Comm. Area Blocks               Tue Apr 8 11:47:43 2008
=============================
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--------++--
+
id
owner
pid
eyecatcher
--------++--
+
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ShmProtect: shmat key 1 prot 3/0 done
ShmCreate( 1, 0, 2, -> 0x0x700000070000000 )
ShmCleanup SHM_DP_ADM_KEY
ShmCleanup( 2 )
ShmCreate( 2, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmProtect( 2, 3 )
ShmProtect: shmat key 2 prot 3/0 done
ShmCreate( 2, 0, 2, -> 0x0x700000080000000 )
ShmCleanup SHM_DP_CA_KEY
ShmCleanup( 3 )
ShmCreate( 3, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmProtect( 3, 3 )
ShmProtect: shmat key 3 prot 3/0 done
ShmCreate( 3, 0, 2, -> 0x0x700000090000000 )
ShmCleanup SHM_PF_KEY
ShmCleanup( 4 )
ShmCreate( 4, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 4 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PRES_BUF
ShmCleanup( 14 )
ShmCreate( 14, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 14 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_CALI_BUFFER
ShmCleanup( 11 )
ShmCreate( 11, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 11 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_TBUFF
ShmCleanup( 19 )
ShmCreate( 19, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 19 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_TBUFF_P
ShmCleanup( 33 )
ShmCreate( 33, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 33 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_STBUFF
ShmCleanup( 41 )
ShmCreate( 41, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 41 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_TTBUFF
ShmCleanup( 42 )
ShmCreate( 42, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 42 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_FTBUFF
ShmCleanup( 43 )
ShmCreate( 43, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 43 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_SNTBUFF
ShmCleanup( 45 )
ShmCreate( 45, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 45 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_IRBUFF
ShmCleanup( 44 )
ShmCreate( 44, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 44 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_OBJ_BUFFER
ShmCleanup( 54 )
ShmCreate( 54, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 54 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_SYNC
ShmCleanup( 46 )
ShmCreate( 46, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 46 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_CUA_BUFFER
ShmCleanup( 47 )
ShmCreate( 47, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 47 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_OTR_BUFFER
ShmCleanup( 64 )
ShmCreate( 64, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 64 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_ESM_BUFFER
ShmCleanup( 65 )
ShmCreate( 65, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 65 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_ROLL_AREA_KEY
ShmCleanup( 9 )
ShmCreate( 9, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 9 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PAGING_AREA_KEY
ShmCleanup( 8 )
ShmCreate( 8, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 8 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_ROLL_ADM_KEY
ShmCleanup( 17 )
ShmCreate( 17, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 17 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PAGING_ADM_KEY
ShmCleanup( 18 )
ShmCreate( 18, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 18 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PXA_KEY
ShmCleanup( 6 )
ShmCreate( 6, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 6 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_ENQ_TABLE_KEY
ShmCleanup( 34 )
ShmCreate( 34, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 34 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_ENQID_KEY
ShmCleanup( 58 )
ShmCreate( 58, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 58 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_VB_ADM_KEY
ShmCleanup( 7 )
ShmCreate( 7, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 7 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_DB_POOL
ShmCleanup( 40 )
ShmCreate( 40, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 40 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_ES2_ADM
ShmCleanup( 76 )
ShmCreate( 76, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 76 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_EM_ADM
ShmCleanup( 51 )
ShmCreate( 51, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 51 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_EM2_ADM
ShmCleanup( 77 )
ShmCreate( 77, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 77 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_EG2_ADM
ShmCleanup( 78 )
ShmCreate( 78, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 78 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_MSBUF
ShmCleanup( 52 )
ShmCreate( 52, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmProtect( 52, 3 )
ShmProtect: shmat key 52 prot 3/0 done
ShmCreate( 52, 0, 2, -> 0x0x7000000a0000000 )
ShmCleanup SHM_THRUN_ADM_KEY(th run adm)
ShmCleanup( 30 )
ShmCreate( 30, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 30 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_JAVA
ShmCleanup( 70 )
ShmCreate( 70, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 70 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PF_AS_KEY(Appl.Statistics)
ShmCleanup( 56 )
ShmCreate( 56, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 56 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_POOL_0
ShmCleanup( 10 )
ShmCreate( 10, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmKeyPermission( 10 ) = 0777 (octal)
ShmCleanup SHM_PROFILE
ShmCleanup( 57 )
ShmCreate( 57, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe990 )
ShmProtect( 57, 3 )
ShmProtect: shmat key 57 prot 3/0 done
ShmCreate( 57, 0, 2, -> 0x0x700000020000000 )
MiCleanup:
ShmCleanup( 62 )
ShmCreate( 62, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe900 )
ShmKeyPermission( 62 ) = 0777 (octal)
ERROR => ShmCleanup(62) failed 3 [mpixx.c      3239]
MpiCleanup() -> 1
removing Semaphore-Management
Sem2Lock: LockObjPtr = 0x700000030000158, Yield = 1
ERROR => e=2 semctl(4,0,IPC_RMID,..) (2: No such file or directory) [semux.c      2098]
removing request queue
ShmCleanup( 31 )
ShmCreate( 31, 0, 2, 0x0xfffffffffffe910 )
ShmKeyPermission( 31 ) = 0777 (octal)
ERROR => DpRqIQRemove: ShmDelete [dpxxqueu.c   431]
closing connect handles (dgm + tcp)
***LOG Q05=> DpHalt, DPStop ( 52) [dpxxdisp.c   10594]
shutdown completed - server stopped ***
Good Bye .....
trc file: "dev_disp.new", trc level: 1, release: "700"
sysno      00
sid        PRO
systemid   324 (IBM iSeries with OS400)
relno      7000
patchlevel 0
patchno    98
intno      20050900
make:      single threaded, Unicode, 64 bit, optimized
pid        9197
Thu Jan 31 05:54:08 2008
kernel runs with dp version 224000(ext=109000) (@(#) DPLIB-INT-VERSION-224000-UC)
length of sys_adm_ext is 572 bytes
SWITCH TRC-HIDE on ***
***LOG Q00=> DpSapEnvInit, DPStart (00 9197) [dpxxdisp.c   1239]
     shared lib "dw_xml.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_xtc.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_stl.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_gui.so" version 98 successfully loaded
     shared lib "dw_mdm.so" version 98 successfully loaded
rdisp/softcancel_sequence : -> 0,5,-1
use internal message server connection to port 3900
MtxInit: 30000 0 0
DpSysAdmExtInit: ABAP is active
DpSysAdmExtInit: VMC (JAVA VM in WP) is not active
DpIPCInit2: start server >MASAPPRO_PRO_00                         <
DpShMCreate: sizeof(wp_adm)          50960     (1456)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(tm_adm)          27955928     (27928)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(wp_ca_adm)          24000     (80)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(appc_ca_adm)     8000     (80)
DpCommTableSize: max/headSize/ftSize/tableSize=500/8/548056/548064
DpShMCreate: sizeof(comm_adm)          548064     (1088)
DpSlockTableSize: max/headSize/ftSize/fiSize/tableSize=0/0/0/0/0
DpShMCreate: sizeof(slock_adm)          0     (104)
DpFileTableSize: max/headSize/ftSize/tableSize=0/0/0/0
DpShMCreate: sizeof(file_adm)          0     (72)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(vmc_adm)          0     (1848)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(wall_adm)          (200056/174328/64/192)
DpShMCreate: sizeof(gw_adm)     48
DpShMCreate: SHM_DP_ADM_KEY          (addr: 0x700000080000000, size: 28969592)
DpShMCreate: allocated sys_adm at 0x700000080000000
DpShMCreate: allocated wp_adm at 0x700000080001ee8
DpShMCreate: allocated tm_adm_list at 0x70000008000e5f8
DpShMCreate: allocated tm_adm at 0x70000008000e658
DpShMCreate: allocated wp_ca_adm at 0x700000081ab7930
DpShMCreate: allocated appc_ca_adm at 0x700000081abd6f0
DpShMCreate: allocated comm_adm at 0x700000081abf630
DpShMCreate: system runs without slock table
DpShMCreate: system runs without file table
DpShMCreate: allocated vmc_adm_list at 0x700000081b45310
DpShMCreate: allocated gw_adm at 0x700000081b45390
DpShMCreate: system runs without vmc_adm
DpShMCreate: allocated ca_info at 0x700000081b453c0
DpShMCreate: allocated wall_adm at 0x700000081b453c8
MBUF state OFF
DpCommInitTable: init table for 500 entries
Thu Jan 31 05:54:09 2008
EmInit: MmSetImplementation( 2 ).
MM global diagnostic options set: 0
<ES> client 0 initializing ....
<ES> InitFreeList
<ES> block size is 4096 kByte.
Using implementation std
<ES> Info: use normal pages (no huge table support available)EsStdUnamFileMapInit: ES base = 0x0x7000000d0000000
EsStdInit: Extended Memory 12288 MB allocated
<ES> 3071 blocks reserved for free list.
ES initialized.
Thu Jan 31 05:54:14 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:14 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:14 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:15 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:15 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:15 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:16 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:16 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:17 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:17 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:18 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:18 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:45 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:45 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:47 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:49 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:51 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:54:53 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:00 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:02 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:03 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:06 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:08 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:13 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:14 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:18 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:21 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:23 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:25 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:27 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:27 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:28 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:29 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:30 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:32 2008
rdisp/http_min_wait_dia_wp : 1 -> 1
***LOG CPS=> DpLoopInit, ICU ( 3.0 3.0 4.0.1) [dpxxdisp.c   1626]
***LOG Q0K=> DpMsAttach, mscon ( MASAPPRO) [dpxxdisp.c   11664]
DpStartStopMsg: send start message (myname is >MASAPPRO_PRO_00                         <)
DpStartStopMsg: start msg sent
Thu Jan 31 05:55:32 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 05:55:34 2008
CCMS: AlInitGlobals : alert/use_sema_lock = TRUE.
DpMsgAdmin: Set release to 7000, patchlevel 0
MBUF state PREPARED
MBUF component UP
DpMBufHwIdSet: set Hardware-ID
***LOG Q1C=> DpMBufHwIdSet [dpxxmbuf.c   1050]
DpMsgAdmin: Set patchno for this platform to 98
Release check o.K.
Thu Jan 31 05:56:06 2008
MBUF state ACTIVE
Thu Jan 31 05:56:07 2008
DpModState: change server state from STARTING to ACTIVE
Thu Jan 31 05:57:28 2008
change reqtype of W0 from 1 to 4
***LOG Q0V=> DpAdXWpConf, mod_req ( 0DIABTC) [dpxxdisp.c   13661]
change reqtype of W1 from 1 to 4
***LOG Q0V=> DpAdXWpConf, mod_req ( 1DIABTC) [dpxxdisp.c   13661]
Thu Jan 31 08:00:55 2008
change reqtype of W0 from 4 to 1
***LOG Q0V=> DpAdXWpConf, mod_req ( 0BTCDIA) [dpxxdisp.c   13661]
change reqtype of W1 from 4 to 1
***LOG Q0V=> DpAdXWpConf, mod_req ( 1BTCDIA) [dpxxdisp.c   13661]
Thu Jan 31 08:44:38 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 12 / sock 19
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.4.135:1179) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T42, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T42 is 10.2.4.135(10.2.4.135)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (347 ALSALI 42 training4 ) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T42, U347, 900       ALSALI, training4, 08:44:28, M0, W1, SBWP, 2/1
Thu Jan 31 09:09:27 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 77 / sock 84
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.3.76:1233) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T109, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T109 is 10.2.3.76(10.2.3.76)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (462 ASEDKY 109 amrsedke ) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T109, U462, 900       ASEDKY, amrsedke, 08:49:14, M0, W1, VA05, 2/1
Thu Jan 31 09:55:17 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 49 / sock 56
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.14.50:1158) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T81, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T81 is 10.2.14.50(10.2.14.50)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (364 MHASSAN 81 Motazhassan ) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T81, U364, 900      MHASSAN, Motazhassan, 09:54:12, M1, W6,     , 4/2
Thu Jan 31 09:55:27 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 108 / sock 51
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.14.52:1158) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T168, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T168 is 10.2.14.52(10.2.14.52)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (1380 MKADY 168 AtaFathy ) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T168, U1380, 900        MKADY, AtaFathy, 09:54:12, M0, W3, ZSDS, 2/2
Thu Jan 31 10:01:29 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 122 / sock 129
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.14.53:1144) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T67, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T67 is 10.2.14.53(10.2.14.53)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (1230 MALGOHARY 67 Mohamedelgoh) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T67, U1230, 900    MALGOHARY, Mohamedelgohary, 09:41:13, M0, W2, FBCJ, 2/1
Thu Jan 31 10:21:30 2008
ERROR => DpCheckTerminals: NiCheck2(rc=-23) failed for tid: 100 (60secs)-> disconnecting [dpxxdisp.c   12158]
RM-T100, U402, 900 EABDELHAKAM, EmanHakam, 10:00:29, M1, W1,     , 3/1
Thu Jan 31 10:25:50 2008
ERROR => DpCheckTerminals: NiCheck2(rc=-23) failed for tid: 65 (60secs)-> disconnecting [dpxxdisp.c   12158]
RM-T65, U1129, 900        MSAAD, MOHAMMEDSAAD, 10:04:38, M0, W6,     , 2/0
Thu Jan 31 10:27:50 2008
ERROR => DpCheckTerminals: NiCheck2(rc=-23) failed for tid: 189 (60secs)-> disconnecting [dpxxdisp.c   12158]
RM-T189, U1638, 000             , MaryRose2, 10:06:37, M0, W5, SESS, 2/0
Thu Jan 31 11:01:54 2008
SoftCancel request for T107 U2249 M1 received from REMOTE_TERMINAL
Thu Jan 31 11:05:12 2008
ERROR => DpCheckTerminals: NiCheck2(rc=-23) failed for tid: 188 (60secs)-> disconnecting [dpxxdisp.c   12158]
RM-T188, U2347, 900 MABDELGHANY, ManStore, 10:43:54, M0, W10,     , 2/0
Thu Jan 31 11:12:30 2008
Network error of client T190, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T190 is 10.2.6.71(10.2.6.71)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (2917 HAEZZ 190 hanyezzeldin) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T190, U2917, 900        HAEZZ, hanyezzeldin, 11:12:18, M0, W3, VELO, 2/1
Thu Jan 31 11:13:14 2008
ERROR => DpRqCheck: T190 in state TM_SLOT_FREE [dpxxdisp.c   6846]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c   5196]
ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 5991): [dpxxdisp.c   5198]
-IN-- sender_id DISPATCHER        tid 190   wp_ca_blk   -1      wp_id -1
-IN-- action    SEND_TO_WP        uid 2917   appc_ca_blk -1      type DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE         mode 0     len         -1      rq_id 38334
-IN-- req_info LOGOFF CANCELMODE
ERROR => DpRqCheck: T190 in state TM_SLOT_FREE [dpxxdisp.c   6846]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c   5196]
ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 5991): [dpxxdisp.c   5198]
Thu Jan 31 11:13:15 2008
-IN-- sender_id DISPATCHER        tid 190   wp_ca_blk   4       wp_id 0
-IN-- action    SEND_TO_WP        uid 2917   appc_ca_blk -1      type DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE         mode 0     len         8       rq_id 40183
-IN-- req_info LOGOFF CANCELMODE
Thu Jan 31 11:16:53 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 57 / sock 64
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.7.139:1185) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T86, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T86 is 10.2.7.139(10.2.7.139)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (834 RMOAWAD 86 roshdimoawad) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T86, U834, 900      RMOAWAD, roshdimoawad, 10:56:06, M1, W12, FBL5, 3/2
Thu Jan 31 11:19:13 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 105 / sock 112
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.7.120:1207) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T143, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T143 is 10.2.7.120(10.2.7.120)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (552 IFEKRY 143 ibrahimfekry) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T143, U552, 900       IFEKRY, ibrahimfekry, 11:19:06, M0, W1, FB01, 3/1
Thu Jan 31 11:56:01 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:56:43 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:56:46 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:57:50 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:14 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:41 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:47 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:49 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:50 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 11:59:53 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:01 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:02 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:03 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:04 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:05 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:07 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:08 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:09 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:12 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:15 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:00:20 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:19:50 2008
DpHdlDeadWp: restart wp (pid=9213) automatically
Thu Jan 31 12:19:56 2008
Network error of client T180, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Thu Jan 31 12:19:56 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 12:19:57 2008
Client address of T180 is 10.2.6.71(10.2.6.71)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (2942 HAEZZ 180 hanyezzeldin) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T180, U2942, 900        HAEZZ, hanyezzeldin, 11:51:33, M0, W0, VELO, 2/1
Thu Jan 31 12:19:58 2008
ERROR => DpRqCheck: mode 0 in status CANCEL [dpxxdisp.c   6908]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c   5196]
ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 5991): [dpxxdisp.c   5198]
-IN-- sender_id REMOTE_TERMINAL   tid 180   wp_ca_blk   5       wp_id -1
-IN-- action    SEND_TO_WP        uid 2942   appc_ca_blk -1      type DIA
-IN-- new_stat NO_CHANGE         mode 0     len         375     rq_id 49950
Thu Jan 31 12:21:27 2008
ERROR => W0 (pid 9340) died [dpxxdisp.c   14319]
Thu Jan 31 12:21:29 2008
DpSetProcessPriority: Run priority for work process startup adjusted to 20
Thu Jan 31 12:30:53 2008
***LOG Q0I=> NiIRead: recv (73: Connection reset by peer) [nixxi.cpp 4248]
ERROR => NiIRead: SiRecv failed for hdl 52 / sock 158
    (SI_ECONN_BROKEN/73; I4; ST; 10.2.5.110:1255) [nixxi.cpp    4248]
Network error of client T113, NiBufReceive (-6: NIECONN_BROKEN), dp_tm_status=3
Client address of T113 is 10.2.5.110(10.2.5.110)
***LOG Q04=> DpRTmPrep, NiBufReceive (2713 MMAGDY 113 MOHAMEDMAGDI) [dpxxdisp.c   11375]
RM-T113, U2713, 900       MMAGDY, MOHAMEDMAGDI, 12:27:33, M1, W8, FB1D, 4/2
Thu Jan 31 12:39:20 2008
SoftCancel request for T117 U2416 M1 received from REMOTE_TERMINAL
Thu Jan 31 12:54:32 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:56:17 2008
WARNING => DpRqServiceQueue: timeout of HIGH PRIO msg, return DP_CANT_HANDLE_REQ
Thu Jan 31 12:59:34 2008
ERROR => DpCheckTerminals: NiCheck2(rc=-23) failed for tid: 108 (60secs)-> disconnecting [dpxxdisp.c   12158]
RM-T108, U4450, 900 EABDELHAKAM, EmanHakam, 12:38:22, M0, W7, FTR0, 2/2
Thu Jan 31 13:06:12 2008
ERROR => DpRqCheck: T162 in state TM_SLOT_FREE [dpxxdisp.c   6846]
***LOG Q0G=> DpRqBadHandle, bad_req ( DIA) [dpxxdisp.c   5196]
ERROR => BAD REQUEST - Reason: DpRqCheck failed (line 5991): [dpxxdisp.c   5198]

Number of DIA work processes

Hello,
How do we decide the maximum number of DIA work processes (or total number of work processes including others like BGD, SPO, etc) that our server/hardware will support?
Secondly, we found that in the instance profile for one app server, parameter value for number of DIA is set as 30. However, in the SM50 for that instance, we only found 25 DIA work processes (no changes were made after system start in RZ03/RZ04). Any inputs?
Regards,
NK

When the instance is started, as many work processes as the sum of the following parameters are started:
rdisp/wp_no_dia
rdisp/wp_no_vb
rdisp/wp_no_vb2
rdisp/wp_no_enq
rdisp/wp_no_bt
rdisp/wp_no_spo
rdisp/wp_no_restricted
The sum of the parameters must be smaller or equal to the value of parameter rdisp/wp_max_no
From <http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/46/c24a5fb8db0e5be10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm>
Please let me know if your sum> rdsip/wp_max_no ?

Function module in background work process

Hi All,
i'm using trfc for processing FM only in background work process
CALL FUNCTION 'FUNCTION_MODULE' IN BACKGROUND TASK
but when i execute FM it's occupying two work process one is dialog (running current FM )and another one is background( running SAPLERFC) .
so pls suugest me how to avaiod FM to occupy dialog workprocess.
Regards,
Anuj jain

Hi Anuj,
It unfortunately means:
start FM in a particular time in Dialog work process
The BACKGROUND word in abap syntax is misleading.
For true background processing, i.e. background WORK PROCESS (of type BGD in SM50)
ONLY ABAP PROGRAMS or Commands or External Programs
can be run under background work process. (as per SM36)
Here we are trying a function module, which is not supported. This is as per my understanding.
regards,
amit m.
Edited by: Amit Mittal on Aug 17, 2010 2:03 PM
Edited by: Amit Mittal on Aug 17, 2010 2:05 PM

Function called IN BACKGROUND TASK goes to work process DIA, not BGD

I'm calling a function IN BACKGROUND TASK
In SM50, I see it running in a DIA work process.
I want it to run in a BGD work process.
Can this be done? If so, how? If not, why not?

Hi...
It looks like, it will always run in DIA process and not Background process...I am not sure that we can change the work process
Check the below link..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_40b/helpdata/pt/69/c24f864ba111d189750000e8322d00/content.htm
What is written in the link is...
"Background updates (CALL FUNCTION IN BACKGROUND TASK) represent a variant of remote function call that is synchronous with the end of a transaction (COMMIT WORK). In background updating, an update is run in another dialog work process that may be in the same or in another application server and R/3 System. Because such updates run in their own LUWs, they may start only after all critical updates have been completed. Otherwise, it would not be possible to roll back background changes in the event of an error in another update component. "
IF you get the answer of whether we can change the work process then please let us know...

Understanding Storage shared between work process

Hi guys,
I was just trying to understand the SAP memory management and I think I don't really have good understanding of the SAP memory pools that we can view via ST02 .
Under the Storage shared between work process section we have :
So what are these memory area ? "Not in pool" seems to have almost 90% of configured SAP pool memory.
Not in Pool seems to be allocated (3.4G here) the moment the SAP instance is started.
Can you please explain the concept of the memory Pools in the SAP? I have vague idea but I do not really understand this.
I think when we increase the various SAP buffers (like program,scree,Export/import), we increase these pools...
Can you please help me link these pools with the four main memory areas of the SAP:
1. Roll
2.Extended
3.Page
4.Heap
or are they entirely different?
As you can see I badly need to tune my SAP buffer memory ! Before increasing these buffers I need to understand if we have sufficient memory left in the box.
regards,
Rakesh

Hello back,
I have read few other posts and help.sap.com for more clarity on the memory management. I am getting the hang of it but I would like you to explain this query.
I have just rebooted our LINUX box which has two application server each for CRM and R3.
However, I couldn't understand the current memory usage that is shown by free -,m command at OS level and the sum I get from the ST02 txn for each of the app servers.
see the scraancap below:
Here at os level, used memory (all physical)is around 6GB and no SWAP memory:
This linux box has no other applications running other than two app servers as I mentioned.
And when I check the ST02 current memory in both the app server :
If we consider only extended memory , the sum of the current usage is about 4G+6.7G=10.7G
and I assume they are allocated using physical memory(Could be virtual=physical+SWAP) which clearly shows that far more than the current memory used shown at OS level , here around 6G...
So that's my confusion,would really appreciate if someone can help me understand this.
Regards,
Rakesh

Shop floor with w/o no in PM module

Hi All,
Can you please explain me in understanding the **standard functionality** of Shop floor paper with W/O# in PM module.If possible please share document.
Regards,
Meghana

I guess, you are looking for smart forms which can be prepared from Maintenance order.
First in IMG, we need to define the shop papers which are going to be used for the order.
IMG => PM & CS => Maintenance & service processing => Maintenance & service orders => Print control
Under that, you can define the shop papers. Also custom shop papers can be added in that list.
Apart from that, based on order type, shop papers can be restricted. Based on user as well, shop paper can be restricted.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/en/32/da2e88713c11d58cd90000e8284931/frameset.htm

Inspection characteristics transfer to Shop floor system

Hi,
We are using a third party shop floor system with terminals in each workcenter/stations in Production line. How do we transfer the Production order inspection characteristics to these terminals, do the results recording at the terminals and send the results back to SAP inspection lots.
Thanks
Thomas

This capability is standard SAP via PP-PI and PI sheets. You have several options. This does require software on the process control side to 'talk' with SAP but SAP provides the info to write the needed programs. Larger vendors of process control software will probably already have the necessary programs available for you. The "talking" is done via process control instructions which follows specific standards to pass messages between equipment. SAP can produce and receive the necessary messages.
You can transfer data to batch characteristics from third party shop control software via process messages. This is standard SAP. See the link below.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/d8/f85c40e89811d195f6080009c17b92/content.htm
You can also transfer characteristic data between inspection lots and your process control systems
http://help.sap.com/printdocu/core/Print46c/en/data/pdf/PPPIPCS/PPPIPCS.pdf
(see page 27 for the inspection data messages, category PI-QMSMR)
The link above should give you a basic understanding of the possibilities. You should contact the vendor of your process control software. Many of the larger vendors probably have done the SAP integration already and can probably refer you to a consultant or in house person that has this specific experience and can help you get this going. Also contact SAP and ask about their approved vendors that have certified interfaces to work with SAP.
FF

How E-mail functionality works with Interaction Center Webclient

Dear all,
How the E-mail functionality works with IC Webclient, How can we can send and receive E-mails to customers and internal employees through Interaction Center.
Does SMTP server required to be involved for this functionality or External Telephony system Vendor iprovides this function.
What is ERMS? and why we use this in IC Webclient.
Please educate me to understand the concept of E-mail functionality in IC Webclient.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
Best wishes,
Raghu ram.

Hello Raghu ram,
The SAP CRM Interaction Center uses a concept of a shared email inbox for agent teams. This allows customers to communicate with your Interaction Center by sending emails to a corporate email address like service@yourcompany. You typically group your agents together into queues based on a particular product or skillset. Using this concept, customer's don't send emails directly to a specifc agent's email address, and agent's don't send emails directly to each other. That would rather still be done with groupware products like Microsoft Outlook.
You have three options for routing emails into the CRM Interaction Center. You can push emails real-time to agents via a screen pop using third-party contact-center software like SAP BCM, Genesys, Avaya, and so on. Or there are two options for sending emails into the agent inbox, where the emails are processed in offline mode by agents, technicians, and engineers. You can route emails directly to a specific inbox group/queue by using different emails addreses. Or, you can leverage ERMS to decide where which agents to route the email to based on business rules.
Please see the various notes mentioned above that appear in the sticky note on top of this forum. For example, there is a nice 85 page FAQ document on the Agent Inbox in note 882653. And ERMS note 940882 is also very useful.
Regards,
John

SAP SRM UI (NXP) - Work Processes remain running

Background:
Shopping carts are being processed through the new SAP SRM UI (NXP). On occasion, dialog Work Processes are left in 'running' status even when there is nothing happening in the front end.
It occurs for many standard programs, but when checking the WP details, all are pointing to the same class
/IWFND/CL_MGW_RUNT_RCLNT_PRXY and function module /IWBEP/FM_MGW_CHANGESET.
The /IWFND/*_LOG transactions aren't showing any errors or warning
I haven't found any relevant SAP notes.
Environment:
Oracle 11 on AIX
SRMNXP01                       100        0002 SRM Add-on New Experience
GW_CORE                        190        0003 SAP GW CORE 190
IW_BEP                         200        0007 Backend Event Provider
IW_FND                         240        0003 SAP IW FND 240
SAP_ABA                        701        0013 Cross-Application Component
SAP_AP                         700        0029
SAP_BASIS                      701        0013 SAP Basis Component
SAP_BS_FND                     701        0013 SAP Business Suite Foundation
SAP_BW                         701        0013 SAP Business Warehouse
MDM_TECH                       710_700    0009 MDM_TECH 710 : Add-On Installation
PI_BASIS                       701        0013 Basis Plug-In
and some other bits and pieces (including SAP UI% and associated components)
QUESTION:
At the moment, I'm interested in a BASIS perspective; I want to ensure the platform (SRM_SERVER, GW_CORE, UI5, SRMNXP01, etc) is stable and functional. However, I'm not familiar with debugging / tuning / administrating the SAP Gateway (I still think SMG when I hear Gateway), so these may have fairly obvious answers to the right people, but ...
1) What or where should I be looking for further clues ? My first thoughts are around the available network connections.
2) Is there a transaction that provides real time monitoring of GW CORE ? I've found that the /IWBEP/VIEW_LOG and /IWFND/*_LOG transactions are only useful after the fact.
thanks

Hello Martin,
such hanging work processes can have many causes. Which AIX version do you have? Please take a look at the note
1873277 - Hanging Work processes on SAP Application Servers
if it can be relevant in your case.
Regards, Alwina

SFDM Tool (Shop Floor Dispatching and Monitoring), Technical questions

Hi Everybody,
i am very excited to change knowledge here on the SCN.
Right now I am analyzing the SFDM Tool (Shop Floor Dispatching and Monitoring) and need some more Information, which cannot be found via Internet research. I hope someone, who is familiar with the technical details can support me with answers.
1. Master Data:
- How does the Interchange of master data (such as machine capacities in terms of time/quantities or number of available machines) work between the SFDM and the ERP System?
- Is there a permanent interface between the SFDM and the master data in the ERP System?
- If so, which of the master data are communicated?
- Are there any limitations?
- Do BAPIs (Business Application Programming Interface) play a role?
- Is any further master data maintenance necessary, if the customer wants to implement SFDM?
2. There is a backend component situated in the ERP System called "SFDM on ABAP 1.0". What is the aim of this component?
3. Does the SFDM work with algorithms? If so, why?
4. Does the SFDM consider other machines in the same production plant?
5. Does it work over HANA?
6. Any further functionalities or restrictions?

Hi
i wouldn't recommend SFDM for performance problem solving, if this is the issue you are facing.
If this is because planners are "lost" with CM25 because of problems for Production Orders selection and so-on, then try SFDM.
There is no new functionality compared to CM2x transactions within ERP.
The benefits are clearly focused on design and user-friendliness:
interactive logs
easy configuration of settings and strategy compared to CM2x TCodes
accessible details
Please keep also in mind the fact that this is working for individual capacities (cf. Rough Guide) and related constraints in terms of capacity category (only 0001 is supported).
Best regards.
Pierre-Edouard

Shop floor Printing

I have made print setting in opk8 and it is working fine with one material , one order typeand one production order, where I can see preview of shop floor paper.
But when i make production order with same material , order type and same plant. Then iam not able to get print privew (when i press print option in menu FUNCTION.
I get message After the next update the order will be printed.

In my question , I hav mentioned that for same plant, same material, same and same order type, for one production order I can view print preview in CO02, co04 serveral times
But for other prodcution order, for same plant, same material, same and same order type iam not able to see print preview in co02 or co04. In that case, everytime i get message -After the next update the order will be printed

RFC calls are taking too many work process -- system knock out

Hi,
I have an interface remote function, which is going to be called by a java program.
Data is going to be sent to the system, processed and sent back syncronous to the caller.
The calls are working on SAP tables, so I needed to lock and unlock the tables. The java program
is opening many parallell threads and starts them the same time.
That means, that the sap system is getting attacked by many rfc calls on the same function, with the
same user at the same time.
The system has in development 15 dialog work processes set up. If I run that with up to 15 parallell rfc calls, all is working ok!
Let me now explain the problem:
I have programmed the table lock, that it´s trying to lock the table at the beginning of the function.
If it´s not possible it tries it again. At first I have just inserted a one second wait and let that run maximum 3 times. If the table is still locked, it breaks down with an error.
But because the calls come nearly to exactly the same time to the system, the first call locks all others out, and the rest ran out of the 3 seconds and ended up with an error.
So I tried to build an endless loop, which is just ending, when the table could be locked again, or when the runtime of 5 seconds has reached. That means, it´s not waiting for a second, if the table is locked, but it´s trying again and again up to 5 seconds.
That is all ok, because sometime the table is free again and all calls are then processed alright.
BUT if I now run that with MORE than 15 rfc calls from the java program (15 dialog processes are set up), the system got knocked out! It is using all free work processes for the RFC calls and get stucked. I think, the first call is locking the table, and the got stopped by the system. And then all the others are running in the endless loop....
So, shouldn´t be there a limit for dialog processes taken by RFC calls? For example here for this user? In this case it should f.e. be set to 10 free processes with 5, which are reserved for other users...
Any advices?
The second is, how can I change the lock mechanism, that I don´t use an endless loop? Waiting for one second and doing that 3 times, is not good enough... Because all the rfc calls wait then for one second, up to 3 times, and end with an error....
Is it possible to wait for half seconds, or defined milli seconds?
Thank you for all advices!

Hi,
What I have understood is you are trying to lock the table in a loop and just checking the duration by explicitly putting wait statement.
Hope you are NOT locking the entire table rather a particular record in each lock.
No need to use explicit wait statement rather its better to let SAP thinks when to lock the table T1 when its already locked by another work process. So just set the wait parameter for the Enqueue function module as 'X' and check how it behaves. Until the table is not unlocked the process will wait.
If you see the wait parameter for the Enqueue function module is not available then create your own lock object for the table and use that. Make sure its getting dequeued else you can understand better
Cheers
Somnath

Functional work processes understanding ie Shop Floor MM ETC

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