XML file getting stucked in queue in ECC preventing material status in MDM.

XML file getting stuck in queue in ECC preventing material status in MDM to be changed.
Hi SAP Experts,
We have an issue regarding XML messages getting stuck in queue in ECC preventing the material status in SAP MDM to be changed from "Approved" to "Updated/Posted".
Checking in transaction SXI_MONITOR the status of the XML Messages are Scheduled or Green Flagged, looking at the time started it has been an hour and it is not yet processed successfully; and also checking the queues XBTR* (XBTR0001, XBTR0002 and ETC.) via transaction SMQ2 have stopped.
We need to manual process the XML messages for it to be processed successfully.
I'm unable to understand why these files are getting stuck in Queue's.
Many thanks in advance and have an awesome day ahead.
Regards,
Aeron Merc

Hi Aeron,
Check whether the Queue XBTR* (XBTR0001, XBTR0002 and ETC.) is Unregistered in SMQR.
If it is so you can see as U in the Queue type.
Try to register by selecting the queue and click on Registration button and activate.
Then check your message in MONI, hope this should solve your problem.
Thanks
Sai.

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Hi All,
I'm having some problems with a File Poller Proxy Service. The Proxy reads xml files in a polling shared directory and puts the message in a queue. The files are small (<1kbytes).
The problem is that occasionally the file gets stuck in the staging directory and never gets to the jms queue. If I cut the file and paste it again in the polling directory, it gets processed fine.
Any ideas?
Thanks.

I have one cluster on the web logic server with 4 managed servers in it.
The proxy runs on ms1, and the staging directory is on a different physical server shared folder.

Mails/Alerts-triggered for messages stuck in queues and failed in moni

Hi,
I have two doubts.
1) Messages are getting stuck in smq2 of my ECC and PI system. I have to manually push them. Is there any mechanism in which we can get alerts/mails when messages get stuck in queues.
I have already gone through the blog /people/santhosh.kumarv/blog/2009/05/19/sap-xipi-alerts-for-queue-errors and I have implemented it in ECC system. But no mails were generated.
2)Is there any method in which I can get alerts/mails when a message fails in sxmb_moni of ECC system?
Thanks and regards,
Siji

Hi Sanjeev,
I made a report with the following code in it and executed it. So I think that should work even if the job for it is not scheduled. There were messages stuck in queue. But no alert was generated. I had also created alert category in ECC.
Thanks and regards,
Siji

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Hi All,
Can any one guide me through the steps which involve in loading data from XML files into BI?
Thanks
Santosh

Hi James,
I have followed upto step No: 12 .
Please could you let me know how to link the XML file on my local drive to BI,
I am not able to find figure out where to specify the path of the XML file to be loaded into BI.
Thanks In Advance
Regards,
San
1. Create a Infosource(ZIS), with transfer structure in accordance with the structure in the XML file. (You can open the XML file with MS Excel.This way you can get to know the structure).
2. Activate the transfer rules.
3. After activation ;from the Menu Bar , Select Extras>Create BW Datasource with SOAP connection.
4.Now Activate the Infosurce again, this creates an XML based Datasource(6AXXX...)
5.These steps would create two sub nodes under the Infosource(ZIS).
6.Select Myself system and create a data package and execute it run in Init mode(without Data Transfer).
7. This would create an entry in RSA7(BW delta Queue)
8. Again create another Delta Infopackage under it, and run it. Now the Datasource(6AXXXXXX..) would turn green in RSA7.
9.In Function builder(SE37) select your FM( do a search ,F4, on the datasource 6AXXX....) .
10.Inside this RFC based FM , from the Menu Bar select Utilities>more Utilities>Create Web services>From Function module.
11.A wizard will guide you through the next steps .
12.once this is done a Web serrvice would be enabled in WSADMIN. Select your FM and execute it.
13.From here you can upload the data from XML file into BW delta queue.
Edited by: Santosh on Nov 30, 2008 2:22 PM

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