In SXMB_MONI with(Green Flag) "Message Scheduled Outbound Side" (using BPM)

Hi All,
I had a Scenario where I am using BPM (to collect the Idocs received from Sender SAP R/3 system) and create a File as target structure. But one of the entry i found as (Green Flag) with status "Message Schedule Outbound Side". But the remaining messages are processed successfuly through the same BPM.
I even found that the when i double click on the PE of the "Green flag entry". its leading to "qRFC Monitor(Inbound Queue) with empty entries" instead it should lead me to the workflows Log screen. Since other successfully messages are leading to workflow log when i double click on the PE.
Please let me know your comments on this.
Thanks,
Shailaja

Hi Gouri,
I am getting gray flag in the column (Status - XML Message Status) and green flag in Colum (C- Outbound Status). So this Greem flag itself is creating the problem, because of this itself my messages is not getting processed and not delivered to target system.
I have even checked SXI_CACHE, when i click on the Integration Process-- Right click on my BPM and select the "Activation Log" .. here a message which i had
I Language not set. Using system default E
The container element MULTI_INVOIC02 is written, but not read or exported
The container element MULTI_INVOIC02 is written, but not read or exported
So the "MULTI_INVOIC02 " is used in the Container Operation & Multimapping of my BPM. I suspect that error as taken place in doing Corelation. Do you have any comments on this. If i get any error in Corelation .. how can i debug my BPM.
Thanks,
Shailaja

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