Where is stored xml payload of XI messages

Hi to all,
where can I find the XML payload of each XI Message that I see in the SXI_MONITOR? I want to find the table or the FUNCTION MODULE that contains/retries the XML Payload.
Thanks to all!

Hi,
The messages are stored in the Table.
SXMSPMAST---->Integration Engine: Message Queue (Master)
SXMSSYERR---->XMS: System Error Error Codes
SXMSCLUP -
>XMB: Property Cluster
SXMSCLUR -
>XMB: Resources Cluster
Regards
San

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