MISSING OF BODY IN PAYLOAD UNDER SXMB_MONI

HI ALL.
here iam doing file to file scenario.
my data structure is
DT_lccTolcc3
accdetails
header
keyfield
docdate
siteid
body
accno
keyfield
amount
trailer
keyfield
totalrec
totmat
and my fcc parameters
header,1,detailed,*,trailer,1
header.fieldNames keyfield,docdate,siteid
header.keyFieldValue HEADER
header.keyFieldName keyfield
detailed.fieldNames accno,keyfield,amount
detailed.keyFieldName keyfield
detailed.keyFieldValue |
detailed.fieldSeparator |
trailer.fieldNames keyfield,totalrec,totalamt
trailer.fieldSeparator |
trailer.keyFieldName keyfield
but while executing and testing in sxmb_moni its showing the message like sucess but there was no body in payload.
so what r the changes do i need to configure.
WAITING FOR YOUR GREAT ANSWER.
BYE
regards.
seeta ram.

Hi Seetaram,
>>detailed.fieldNames accno,keyfield,amount
>>detailed.keyFieldName keyfield
>>detailed.keyFieldValue |
>>detailed.fieldSeparator |
Since u have given the detailed fieldSeperator as |
the fields will be filled with the value
accno = 5000000303
keyfield = 220.05
amount = 'blank'
for the input 5000000303|220.05.
u have specified the keyField value as | and the actual value in the payload will be 220.05.. this is the reason why u dont get the body in the payload.
Regards
Santhosh
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Manual Restart Possible".
For this the proposed solution is to Edit the Payload via SAP
XI's "Message Editor" in Runtime Work Bench -> Message Monitoring ->
Proxy Runtime of SAP ECC system.
The message editor is configured in SAP XI and ECC system with the
required roles and SAP Correction Notes.
Message Editor is NOT Working for messages with "Application Error -
Manual Restart Possible" status, while it is working as expected for
messages with "System Error - Manual Restart Possible" status.
Below Error Message is seen, while trying to edit the message with
Application Error in SAP ECC,
" Message editor can only be used for executable, asynchronous XI
messages with errors"
This issue in SAP XI's Message Editor needs to be resolved to complete
the testing of proposed solution in Sandbox systems and make a decision
on the solution to be used for this business requirement.

Dispay RFC sync payload in SXMB_MONI

Hi all,
I hava a synchronous scenario RCF-TO-SOAP (RFC sender is R3 client).
On XI I want that the parameter LOGGING_SYNC is set to 0, but at the same time I want
to see the inbound payload in SXMB_MONI. I want to see it only for this specific scenario.
How to achive this ? (maybe to do some setting or programming on R/3 before making a synch rfc call ?)
Thanx, Janos

Thanx for the answers, but I wonder if it is possible to set up logging just for one type of messages -
when RFC sync sender is R/3, as it is stated in the link below:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/d6/49543b1e49bc1fe10000000a114084/content.htm
Set logging in the message header. This means that this message is logged even if logging
is deactivated explicitly in the configuration. The logging information is part of the message
header:
<SAP:Logging>1</SAP:Logging>
Thanx, Janos

Modify Payload in SXMB_MONI

hi all,
I want to modify the Payload XML at the first point by stopping the Communicaiton Channel and restarting after the change.
What is the correct way to do that.
Thanks,
FS

Hi,
As said by Aashish, you can't modify the payload in SXMB_MONI. Either you need to run the scenario or sending the message via RWB test tab through Integration Engine.
Ensure that you are sending the message from Integration Engine, not from Adapter engine.
Thanks,

Edit payload in SXMB_moni

Hi,
Is anyone did edited the payload in sxmb_moni and restarted the message?
I read in many threads that it is possible to do.....could any one let me know how to do?
regards.

Hi,
In my opinion, that is not possible editing payload in sxmb_moni, u can edit it in RWB.
follow this link [Editing Payload in SXMB_MONI; , they have same question with you, maybe this will help you..
Thx,
Glenn

Data Driven Subscription Missing in Reporting Services Manager under Subcriptions

I am attempting to create my first data driven subscription.
However, the 'New Data-driven Subscription'
button is missing from my management view under Subscriptions for the report I am using.
I have verified that I have the 'Content Manager' and 'System Administrator' roles associated with my login. Also, I am running on the necessary Enterprise Edition.
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2
Please assist me in troubleshooting this matter as this is the only method I'm aware of for accessing data driven subscriptions.

Hi ThornDrill,
According to your description, the 'New Data-driven Subscription' button is missing though you install SQL Server Enterprise edition.
In you scenario, it’s possible that you are running a different SKU of Report Server while the SQL Server is Enterprise edition. Please find the first log file within the Reporting Service logs, then search the keyword with “SKU” to find the actual edition
of the report server instance. For more information, please refer to this similar thread:
Data driven subscription button not displayed.
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
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Qiuyun Yu
TechNet Community Support

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