Why TIF images loaded stay in DONE status??

Hi:
When I loaded images en IPM 11GR1, this images stay in DONE status.....and i can see public......the images not in RELEASE status
please help me.

HI Frank,
This might be because some of the TRFc or Idcos might got hung.
Check the source system job got finished or not.
If the source system job got completed check the TRFCs and IDOCs if there are any hung TRFCs and IDOCs.
in the monitor screen --> menu bar environment > select job overview> source system (enter id n pwd ) check the job status.
once its done to check the TRFCs
Info package>Monitor->Environment> Trasact Rfcs-->In source system --> it will diplsay all the TRFCs check for your hung TRFCs and try to manually flush the TRFC(F6).
If idocs are hung change - process the IDOCs manually.
Regards
KP

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