Queue with CRM and SRM

Hello all,
landscape is R/3 4.7, EBP and CRM
Problem that I have is that EBP is receiving CRM loads from R/3.
Users in R/3 for EBP and CRM are separate, Q prefix is different, and in inbound queue of EBP I can still see loads from R/3 which are for CRM (they are going to CRM also).
Is there any way to distinguish receiver of R/3 adapter to receive in EBP only loads for EBP?
TIA
Gordan

Hi Gordan,
I think the problem is with the table CRMCONSUM in both the systems...See whetehr the entry has been maintained in this table for SRM as the User/COnsumer in both the systems.
Hope this helps.
BR,
Disha.
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