How to get rid of system acknowledgements in JDBC adapter

Hi,
I've set up a receiver JDBC adapter.
It works good, but sends back acknowledgements which i dont want
On help.sap.com i found: "....If you want to prevent a synchronous system acknowledgement from being sent back, even if the sender requests it, set XI.AckFinal=false....."
In the channel configuration i'm on tab "parameters" >> tab "advanced" and i checked the box "advanced".
I get "additional parameters" screen
There is a box where i can fill name and value for parameters.
If i put:
name = XI.AckFinal
value = false,
i still get the acknowledgements from the database.
What must i do to get rid of the acknowledgements?
Thx.
Robert

Hi Srinivas,
I think you are referring to the tab "module"
What i am referring to is the tab "parameters" , etc etc.
I dont think i would need an additional module to get rid of the system acknowledgements.
Thx.

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