Info on SAP JRA data buffering

Hello,
I'd need help on data buffering used with JRA remote function calls.
This is what is written in the documentation.
●      DaysRetention
The number of days the system keeps the data buffer entry
●      MaxRetryCount
The maximum number of times you can resubmit requests
●      RetryInterval
The number of milliseconds the system waits before resubmitting the query or action request. The scheduler adds one minute to this time.
I'm wondering how to correctly populate these 3 values. It's not clear to me.
Is the data buffering activated only if the communication via RFC is unavailable?
If I'd like MII to repeat the RFC call for maximum ten times every 5 minutes, how can I configure the data buffering accordingly?

Mauro,
Data buffering is for errors in communication as stated in the first sentence under the Use heading in the help. You are interested in the MaxRetryCount and RetryInterval parameters. I am not sure if your situation calls for changing the DaysRetention parameter, the default is 7 days.
So...
MaxRetryCount = 10
RetryInterval = 5 min (5 * 60* 1000) = 300,000 ms
Or if the Scheduler's extra minute throws you off, use 4601000 = 240,000 ms
Regards,
Kevin

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