JDBC Adapter Message Monitoring

Hi All,
I have configured a sender JDBC adapter. The adapter status is green. The message is Processing finished sucessfully. But I can not find any msg in SXMB_MONI.
I can not see any msg in msg monitoring also.
Any input on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jai Shankar.

If that does not work , then do this
Can you check the following,
1. Check the SELECT query in your Sender JDBC adapter. Does it actually return any rows?
2. The values enterd for Documentname and DocumentNamespace in your Sender JDBC adapter. You have to enter the name of the Datatype and the namespace in these fields.
3.Have you enterd these details while doing the adapter configuration,
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<IP adress>:<listener port>:<instance name (database name)>
Driver oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
Another thing that is to be checked is, if the table strucutre has changed in the database, if yes, deactivate and activate the Sender Adapter once again and it should work.

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Hi,
since we changed a scenario:
a) old scenario: R/3 --> XI --> BPM --> XI --> FTP
b) new scenario R/3 --> XI --> FTP
the messages stuck in adapter message monitoring.
Message-Interface is the same, CC is the same; just the way through BPM was canceled.
any suggestions?
Thanks
Regards Mario

Hi Mario,
messages are in status HOLD, when they need to be sent in exact order (EOIO), and an error occured in one (or more) queues. When you solve this error, restart the first message from the queue after this error and the items will be processed.
How to do that:
Go to messaging system servlet, find your message (in hold status) and click the Eye icon - Details. Now read the Conversation ID value - which is your queue ID.
Go to RWB, message monitoring, choose adapter engine( from combobox)-> display.Now click additional criteria, put the value of Conversation ID to conversation ID textbox. Start search. You'll see a lot of messages there in hold status I think, But find the one in System Error status. Try to resend this message, if it will not change its status (will still be in in System error), cancel it. Now restart first message from the queue, which was after this wrong one.
This should release the queue and process items.
If any questions, let me know.
Peter

Add JDBC-Adapter to Monitor?!

Hi,
we configured JDBC-Adapter and are using it. But unfortunately it is not listed in Monitoring of ABAP-Stack, just in CC-Monitoring i can see if messages are processed.
How to add these informations to the ABAP-Part in SXMB_MONI?!
br

If I am not wrong then your question like "NO JDBC adapter status in MONI"???
You cannot chek the trace of JDBC adpater in ABAP stack as it reside in Java Stack. so you have to look it on RWB-Component Monitoring--> Adapter Engine->Communication Channel Monitoring.
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JDBC Adapter message order

Hello experts,
I want to ask one question.
If I use JDBC adapter for processing outgoing message (receiver JDBC adapter) - Is processing of message guaranteed in order how I received it on sender side or processing order can change and I will insert messages in changed order.
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I have messages 1 and 2 which comes at sender side in this order.
Is it guaranteed, that on receiver side, they will be inserted in DB in order 1, 2 or is it possible that I will find them in DB in order 2, 1.
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Hi Vladimir
if you use EO quality of service then you will get messages in any order.
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regards, Mikhail

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I need to monitor adapter messages from abap stack by using some Tcode.Not by using RWB
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Do we have any Acknowledgement concept At receiver side of JDBC Adapter

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Do we have any Acknowledgement concept At receiver side of JDBC Adapter?
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Hi venkat,
For receiver JDBC adapter message can be sent synchronously and asynchronously.
In case of SELECT statement only synchronous makes sense..since the JDBC adapter will select some rows/columns and return it.
In case of other statements (UPDATE,INSERT,DELETE) if the message is sent synchornously.. u will get only the no of rows affected..so these can be treated as acknowledgement...
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Jdbc adapter error on confirmation message in message monitor (rwb)

I have the scenario iDoc -> PI 7 - > jdbc (AS400 odbc driver).
When I do INSERT statements, the data is stored in the Database and the RWB message monitoring shows status Successfull.
However, for every insert, an other message shows up in the message monitoring with reversed Sender and Receiver (so it looks like a confirmation message is trying to find its way back to XI). This message first is is Status "Waiting", and after some time gets in Status "System Error".
As I am not expecting any responses in my XI configuration (as I have no place to send them to), I want to stop these messages showing up in the Adapter Engine (as there will be many Error Status messages that are of no interest to me).
How can I stop these messages, or what should I do in XI to process them (and dump them in my receiver determination). I have NO BPM involved .

Hi,
For each open connection a entry is made j2ee stack.So when the it reaches to max and execption is thrown.
In Jdbc adapter configuration -> advance mode -> Set -> Disconnect from the database after processing each message.
Should solve the prob
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JDBC Adapter: J2EE server crashes while sending large messages

We want to use the following scenario to transfer data from a MS SQL Server to SAP BW via XI:
JDBC Sender Adapter XI SAP ABAP Proxy.
All works fine with a small amount of data. But if the select statement delivers too many record sets and the size of the transformed XML payload is greater then 50 MB the J2EE server crashes. A complete restart is necessary. It seems to be am memory problem.
Here are the entries from our log files:
dev_server0
[Thr 6151] Mon Jul 24 12:46:57 2006
[Thr 6151] JLaunchIExitJava: exit hook is called (rc=666)
[Thr 6151] **********************************************************************
ERROR => The Java VM terminated with a non-zero exit code.
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[Thr 6151] SigISetIgnoreAction : SIG_IGN for signal 17
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(Memory heap size of the J2EE server is 1024 MB.)

> Hi Gil,
>
> i had nearly the same problems some times in praxis
> and the mapping was the reason. Just change your
> interface determination temporary, delete the mapping
> and test again to find out if the mapping is the
> reason.
>
> Regards,
> Udo
I have changed my interface determination so that no message mapping is used. The J2EE server still crashes.
> Hi Gil,
> This does sounds like a memory problem especially
> when it comes to 50M message with a minimum XI sys
> requierments...
> To be sure you can check on the RWB for the
> componnent monitoring at the JDBC adapters and look
> for your adapter
> look at the status of the adapter and the trace
> there...
Hi Nimrod
In case of such an error I have no entries in channel monitor. So I can't see anything there. I have also no entries in message monitor of the RWB in this case. So I don't get any information with standard XI tools.
> My reccomendation to you is to set the poll intervall
> to a shorter period,this way you'll make sure you get
> less records...I hope you have remembered to add a
> status/flag column on the table to be set after
> selection so no duplicate records will be taken on
> the second pools.
>
The problem is that the source of my data is not a simple SQL statement but a stored procedure. So I don't know exactly how many records will be delivered. A update command is not possible.

In the rwb adapter monitoring the JDBC Adapter always grey

Hi all
I try to use JDBC Adapter in XI 3.0 sp14.
First I deploy the MS SqlServer JDBC by SDM RemoteGui.I can see the deployed JDBC package in \j2ee\cluster\server0\bin\ext\com.sap.aii.af.jmsproviderlib.
Then I create a communication Channel using JDBC 2.0 in a Business System and active the configuration.
But when I monitor JDBC Adapter in the rwb, I find the JDBC Adapter is always grey.In the \server0\log\services\com.sap.aii.adapter.jdbc.svc, no log shows the jdbc adapter is initial.
So what extended configuration shall i do.
Thanks in advanced
Elliott

hi Alessandro,ravi:
Thanks for your reply. I will describe detail.
I use a file adapter as a sender and use a JDBC adapter as a receiver.
In the sxmb_moni I find the processed message status is successful.
So I think the integration server works fine.
In the message monitoring, the message is waiting status.
If I change the receiver adapter to file adapter.
It works fine.So I think the process config is fine and the itegration server works fine. the error is in the receiver JDBC adapter side.
I check the default trace, <b>there is error logs</b>:
#com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.impl.core.queue.ReceiveConsumer
#sap.com/com.sap.aii.af.ms.app
#com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.impl.core.queue.ReceiveConsumer.invokeHandler(QueueMessage, MessageController, Services)
#J2EE_GUEST#0#SAP J2EE Engine JTA Transaction :
[057ffffffb160017c]
#cgbasis.comgroup.cn_XID_5746950#XIAFUSER#0a056bc0900311daa9ca0013d4b31c7c#SAPEngine_Application_Thread[impl:3]
_36##0#0#Error##Java###Rolling back transaction for
message due to: #2#d2fe2281-8fd4-11da-cf7f-
0013d4b31c7c(INBOUND)#Object not found in lookup of
SapXIJDBCAdapterService.#
#com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.impl.core.queue.ReceiveConsumer#sap
.com/com.sap.aii.af.ms.app#com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.impl.core
.queue.ReceiveConsumer.invokeHandler(QueueMessage, MessageController, Services)
#J2EE_GUEST#0##cgbasis.comgroup.cn_XID_5746950#XIAFUSER#0
a056bc0900311daa9ca0013d4b31c7c#SAPEngine_Application_Thread
[impl:3]_36##0#0#Error##Java###Transaction rolled back
for meesage due to: #2#d2fe2281-8fd4-11da-cf7f-
0013d4b31c7c(INBOUND)#Object not found in lookup of
SapXIJDBCAdapterService.#
In the adapter monitoring, JDBC Adapter icon is grey. I
can't click for detail information. I only deploy the
JDBC drivers by SDM remoteGui. What else shall I do.
Btw, Can you say sth detail about how to test the
deployed JDBC adapter on visual administrator?
Thanks
Elliott

Resent successful message failed at JDBC adapter

Hello,
I have successfully configured scenario IDOC to JDBC.
Now I have one issue that if my message passes successfully from SAP XI and get stuck at JDBC adapter (not reached to database bcoz of any reason like server is shutdown, etc).
I need to resent this message when oracle server problem is solved.
Can I resent the message which is passed successfully thru XI and stucked at Adpater side?

Hi,
If the channel is inactive , it will error out in Integration Engine itself, so u can restart those messages manually.
Also, lets say the receiver system is not reachable(example JDBC), then what happens? You can find those messages in
http://host:port/MessagingSystem/monitor/monitor.jsp . In the window left frame choose Received Messages , in the right frame choose Status Not Delivered. Change the time frame and click tab(there is no enter) , u can find list of messages. Now for each message u can find two options Delete, Re-Deliver ,click on Re-Deliver the message, it will go thru.
Regards
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To Be Delivered on Adapter Message for JDBC

I'm stuck on a process that was working (file->Map->JDBC) until I made a change to the JDBC message which casued blocking on the SQL Server (don't know why). I ran the test a few times and now am getting status "To Be Delivered" in Adapater Monitoring. I've restored the data type structure to the original design, and still it is stuck per below.
Audit Log:
2005-11-10 10:40:09 Success The message was successfully received by the messaging system. Profile: XI URL: http://hqdvsapxi01:50000/MessagingSystem/receive/AFW/XI
2005-11-10 10:40:09 Success Using connection AFW. Trying to put the message into the receive queue.
2005-11-10 10:40:10 Success Message successfully put into the queue.
That is all there is. Anyone know where this message queue is? No error in adapter monitoring or in message monitoring, or in SXMB_MONI. I'm lost on this one.
Thanks.

Hi Tadd,
What this typically means is that the queues for the Adapter Framework weren't started. This can be for a variety of reasons, but usually happens on startup. If it's possible, restart the Adapter Framework (or search the log files if you have them) to see if you can spot why these queues weren't started.
I think one typical reason for this would be that the application that was supposed to receive messages from a given queue wasn't present (deployed or started) and so the queue wouldn't start. I think that additional logica may have been added to handle this more gracefully in a later service pack.
Cheers,
Steve
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Message status "Holding" - Message monitoring adapter framework

Hello,
We have some messages with the status "Holding" in a queue in the message monitoring in the adapter framework.
Normally you have to restart the first message of that queue. The message with the status "system error". Unfortunately this message is not available anymore because it is older than 30 days and the retetion period is 30 days.
I already read the blog about "[How to deal with stuck EOIO messages in the XI 3.0 Adapter Framework|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs;jsessionid=(J2EE3417100)ID1887311350DB01819286872323159351End?blog=/pub/wlg/3566]"
The blog does not mention what to do when the first message (sequential number) is not available anymore.
Is it possible to restart the messages in the queue in that case?
Thanks
Kind regards
Frank

Unfortunately this message is not available anymore because it is older than 30 days and the retetion period is 30 days.
I assume that the message was deleted.....in this case the next message in the queue will be blocking the queue....so try resending this message....even the blog mentions that you either solve the error or cancel the message....so now start from the second message....if possible solve the error for this message....if not possible to resolve then cancel it so that rest of the queue gets processed
From the blog:
Now the erroneous message is the first message in the display. You can look at the error reason, try to fix the problem and
resend or cancel the message to release the queue.
Regards,
Abhishek.

Wrong port in FTP receiver adapter - no errors in message monitoring?

Hello all
We're on XI 3.0 SP16 and have created / configured a HTTP XML -> XI -> FTP Server scenario. In the receiver comm. channel (ftp) we had specified a wrong port number and always wondered, why we never got errors in message monitoring. Everything seemed to be processed correctly... but no file arrived on the FTP server (receiver) side!
After correcting the wrong FTP port number in the receiver FTP comm. channel everything went fine.
We now encountered a similar problem with a RFC receiver adapter. We're using it in another scenario HTTP XML -> XI -> RFC to SAP R/3 (4.7).
For some reason it died (red status in adapter monitor) and it was no more possible to do RFC calls from XI to SAP R/3 (normal RFC adapter, NO proxies).
In XI message monitor everything seemed to be ok but no message arrived till SAP R/3. Nothing in any queue...
After deactivating and reactivation the RFC receiver comm. channel it worked again BUT ALL PREVIOUSLY SENT messages seem to be lost.
Is it really the way it works? Does XI integration engine at runtime NOT catch whether or not a RFC or FTP receiver adapter died, thus is not able to tell somewhere in message monitor that a message could not be delivered at all?
I'm really confused here but hopefully I simply don't understand some easy principles to take into account...
Our SAP R/3 is on rel. 4.70 with Web AS 6.20. The XI 3.0 plugin is not installed. Do we need to go with server proxies there and use QOS = best effort?!?
Thanks for some suggestions.
Best regards,
Renaud

Hi Michal
Thanks... works great for normal XML based messages!
Now, what if I wanted to pass binary files from one ftp server via BPM to another ftp server in order to enable the transport acknowledgment?
The files polled from ftp server using the ftp sender adapter are all in binary format (ARJ). No xml data in there. How should the message format look like in BPM for the receiving step? Or: how to make sure not to loose the binary content when passing through BPMs?
I need this sort of scenario because of the tansport acknowledgment and because I need to have some sort of message splitting (send the binary file over to a second ftp server and additionally send some kind of info message to SAP R/3 regarding thin binary file).
BTW: in the MessagingSystem/monitor/monitor.jsp I do not see sender / receiver information. Is this normal? It's quite of a bad thing to look inside each message in order to find out what message I'm having in front of me...
Thanks a lot for your support and patience!
Kind regards,
Renaud

Response message timed out - JDBC adapter - PI 7.1

Hi All,
I have a synchronous Proxy <-> XI <-> JDBC scenario. The interface works fine in most of the cases, but when my proxy sends data to UPDATE the receiver SQL server 2000 with more than 1000 records, I do not find the response message in SXMB_MONI. But all the records have been successfully updated in SQL database. The response message in my case is the number of records that have been updated.
Initially I got the message "Synchronous response expired" in RWB, and based on SAP note 791379 and 1078420 , I changed the xiadapter.inbound.timeout.default parameter from 180000 to 600000 and added the parameter 'sqlquerytimeout' in my receiver JDBC adapter configuration with value as 600 seconds.
I have also enabled batch mode in my receiver adapter.
Now my problem is I don't see any error message in RWB , but still in SXMB_MONI I am not able the response message, but can see only the log version of my request message.
Any idea on what needs to be done in this case ? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Sandeep

Hello,
Could you pease let us know how thiswas solved ?
Same problem i am having.
Thanks in advance

File Adapter picks up the file but cant see it in MONI/Message Monitoring

Hi
I am using FCC in Sender File Adapter and have only one sub structure under Recordset hence I have not used the 'Key Field Name' though ''Key Field Type' by default is 'String(Case-Sensitive)'. Besides the 'fieldNames' heading I have mentioned all the fields of the sub structure in the same order as I have mentioned in the Data Type.
The problem that I am facing is that even though the file is picked up from ftp successfully still I cant see any traces of it in either MONI or Message Monitoring though
The error that I receive in the MDT is -
Success : Entire file content converted to XML format
Warning : Empty document found. Proceed without sending message
Success : File "Test.csv" deleted after processing
and I have data in the file.
Can u suggest a solution?
Warm regards,
Vaibhav

> Hey
> >>So I have filled my test excel file with the values
> A and B in adjacent columns
> are you picking up some .xls file?if yes,then Content
> conversion wont work,You have to create adapter
> module processor and you have to add to your module
> processor bean to the adapter...Just check the
> following procedure...
> https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/
> 1967
> Thanx
> Aamir suhail
Hi Aamir
I had a look at the blog and according to that I will need to create a module...the prob with that is in the blog he hasnt provided the full steps for that. Also I had tried this thing earlier of using an excel file and saving it in .csv format and it had worked. I cant figure out what the error is this time
Have u worked on creating amodule for excel files b4?
Vaibhav

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