JDBC Inbound BizPackage problem in B1iSN

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I'm creating a BizPackage with 8 different JDBC Inbound objects that creates 8 different files.
I don't understand how I shall setup the BizPackage in order to support both initial loads and delta loads.
I've created a normal Durable Process BizPackage. This now supports the delta, the files are now created each hour according to the scheduler setup for each jdbc inbound object. Also when I press the "Run Delta" for a certain object, the corresponding file is created directly.
But when I press the "Run Initial" for an object, the message will fall into the Filtered messages (no scenario describes this).
I have also tried to create a new Single Initial BizPackage (with the same BizSteps as before). When I press the "Initial Load" nothing happens, no messages are created and the process is just processing. I have to kill the process manually in the directories repository.
How shall I do to support initial loads?
Regards
Lars Jönson

Hi Suresh,
that message is defintly from your database. Try to execute your stored procedure in debug mode with just the same parameters as in your XML message.
Regards,
Udo

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