How to fail messsages when timeout exception is thrown in BPM?

Hi
In my BPM, if the time out exception is thrown in BPM, in SXMB_MONI, all the inbound messages' staus is 'processed sucessfully' ? How can I make the message fail? With a red flag or anything indicating exception?
In my design I used deadline branch to throw time out exception.And in the exception branch I used control step to cancel the process.

Hi,
In my design I used deadline branch to throw time out exception.And in the exception branch I used control step to cancel the process
If this is what you have designed then increasing the timeout using the above mentioned blogs doesn't seem to be logical:) (BPM will throw the error when the deadline is meet....can't understand how by increasing timeout will help you)....instead of increasing the timeout you can increase the time limit mentioned in the deadline branch itself to ensure that your message will be processed in that particular time limit.
Since you have reached the timeout it means that desired message processing has failed so better you raise an alert instead of going for a increase in timeout....increasing timeout decreases performance...
Regards,
Abhishek.

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Our docs are not explanatory in this regard. Once I get clarification we will provide something in the form of wiki or KBA or doc bug to further explain the detail. Apologize for the delay and problems this caused. I guess since the command is aborted by ASE, therefore no insertion occurs, even though ASE indicates truncation occurs prior - makes this confusing.
The message severity, etc is controlled by ASE and the client is just following suit according to the TDS spec. Its just lacking in the client docs. This can be remedied.
ASE does provide the option to allow truncation and not abort. It's a set command:
Enter a query:
1 > set arithabort numeric_truncation off
Enter a query:
1 > INSERT dbo.TARGET (S_Name_NVARCHAR,S_RedComponent_DEC_15_6,S_BlueComponent_DEC_12_2,S_GreenComponent_DEC_18_10) SELECT LEFT( S.Name_NVARCHAR,8000),S.GreenComponent_DEC,S.GreenComponent_DEC,S.GreenComponent_DEC FROM (SELECT * FROM SOURCE
) S
4 rows Affected.
Notice though ASE does NOT send truncation message. This is when it is well known and accepted to insert and truncate the numeric data.
Cheers,
-Paul

LDAP search API doesn't always return NamingException when timeout

I am from My Oracle Support (MOS) (http://support.oracle.com) team.
In MOS we connect to corporation OID (external) to search for user by email, and search for user's groups.
But sometimes, the OID search API simply return without any results, and doesn't throw any exception, but we know the user exist, or user has group memberships.
Here is the code snippet:
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Hi, Navneet Nair
did you set up an OSS Message for the Portal-User Problem, if so, can u tell me the result and/or how you fixed your logon trouble...
in fact i found out, when i change the user as you describe above, i have the same problem. when then i log off again, and come back withe the just before logged in user, i get the correct result on the webdynpros. <b>So I have to log off twice to actually change</b> the corresponding result on the webdynpro - strange thing is, taht in fact on the Portal screen in the upper left corner each time, i swap users the correct username is displayed...
we are running ep 6 patch level 10...
thanks for a hint,
mattthias
Message was edited by: matthias kasig
Message was edited by: matthias kasig

How to catch the user defined exception in application service

Hi All,
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Regards,
Thirumurugan.

Hi,
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regards,
Thirumurugan.p

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