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Category
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Parameter
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Values
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Notes
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IDoc
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SYNTAX_CHECK
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0
– Syntax Check is deactivated
1—Syntax
Check is activated
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Recommended
value: 1
If
set ‘On’ check the IDoc is syntactically correct or not by using the
metadata of IDoc from IDX2
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IDoc
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XML_CONVERSION
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0
– No IDoc- XML Conversion
1
– Every IDoc is converted to IDoc XML
2
– An IDoc is converted to IDoc-XML only when requested
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If
IDoc is not converted into IDoc-XML, then it is transported as a table.
This is preferred, if source and target systems are sending and receiving
IDocs and helps in system performance.
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SA_COMM
(Sync/Async
Communication)
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CHECK_FOR_ASYNC_RESPONSE
_TIMEOUT
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Between
0 and any integer
Measured
in seconds
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Runtime
to wait time between the arrival of synchronous request message and
asynchronous response message on the integration server.
System
throws an error if the wait time is exceeded.
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Sync/Async
Communication
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CHECK_FOR_MAX_SYNC_CALLS
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0 to
1000
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Represents
the number of waiting processes on the integration server.
System
throws an error if the number of waiting processes are exceeded this
number
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Business
Process Engine
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ENTRY_LOCK
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0
– Inbound channel to BPE is not locked
1
– Inbound channel to BPE is locked
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To
lock the inbound channel of BPE.
Set
‘On’ locks the inbound channel of BPE and none of the new messages are
processed but only the messages with QoS as ‘Exactly Once’ can be
restarted.
Used
while Up gradation of XI.
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MONITOR
(Monitoring)
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CCMS_MONITORING
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0
– CCMS Monitoring switched off
1
– CCMS Monitoring switched on
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Self
explanatory
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MONITOR
(Monitoring)
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CCMS_APPLERROR_ALERT_AGE
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0 to
999
Default
: 7
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Number
of days to trigger alert from CCMS for XML messages with the status
application error.
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MONITOR
(Monitoring)
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QRFC_RESTART_ALLOWED
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0
– Restart of a message is not possible in qRFC monitor
1
– Restart of a message is possible in qRFC monitor
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Set
‘On’, failed XML message can be restarted in qRFC monitor.
Set
‘Off’, runs into error occurs at runtime.
TCode
for qRFC Monitor: SMQR
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MONITOR
(Monitoring)
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TREX_RFC_DESTINATION
|
RFC
destination
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This
destination can be used to communicate with TREX server for indexing
messages in Integration Engine
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PERF
Performance
Monitoring
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MEASUREMENT_LEVEL
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0
– Auditing data is gathered on the Integration Server
1
– In addition to the Auditing data, Runtime data is also gathered
includes main processing steps only.
2
– (1 above) + runtime information from persistence layer is also written
to header attribute ‘Performance Header’
Default
value: 1
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Two
types of data:
Auditing:
Sender, Receiver, Mode of execution and size of message etc…
Runtime:
Time taken for each processing step. This data can be viewed through
SXMB_MONI in header attribute ‘Performance header’
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MEASUREMENT_PERSIST
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0
– Runtime data is not persisted
1
– Runtime data is persisted
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Set
‘On’, Runtime in header attribute ‘Performance Header’ is
persisted in Performance monitoring of RWB
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DAYS_TO_KEEP_DATA
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<n>
days
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Has
two Sub parameters:
MEASUREMENT_ITEMS
– Runtime data of pipeline services
AGGREGRATION_ITEMS
Number
of days runtime data stored in separate tables. Once exceeded data will be
marked for deletion.
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RUNTIME
(Runtime)
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ENGINE_TYPE
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UNDEFINED:
Client is not configured as Integration Engine
HUB:
Client is configured as Integration engine
LOCL:
Client is configured as sender/receiver system means it has local
integration engine
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Defines
the type of the Integration engine for the current business system, i.e.,
whether the client is configured as central integration engine or local
integration engine.
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IS_URL
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If
IS address, then URL in the format http://<host>:<port>/sap/xi/engine?type=central
If
HTTP destination, then dest://<RFC
destination>
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Determines
the address of the Integration Server for the client
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HTTP_TIMEOUT
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<n>
seconds
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Maximum
time needed to establish a HTTP connection.
Incase
this is not set, system profile parameter ‘icm/server_port_n’ is used
or the value is set to 0
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ERROR_ON_NO_RECV_FOUND
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0
– Messages are handled as having no errors
1
– Messages are handled as having errors
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Defines
the behavior when receiver was not determined with the quality of service
EO or EOIO.
Set
‘On’, messages are handled as having errors and for EOIO the
corresponding qRFC queue is also stopped
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ACK_SYSTEM_FAILURE
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0
– System errors are not reported
1—System
errors are reported
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System
errors of all asynchronous messages with acknowledgement are to be
reported or not.
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CACHE_DIRTY_READ
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0
– No messages are processed while cache is being refreshed
1
– Messages are processed while cache is being refreshed
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Determines
the messages are to be processed or not while cache is being refreshed
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ENTRY_LOCK
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0
– Inbound channel is not locked
1
– Inbound Channel is locked
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Defines
whether new messages are to be processed or not.
Used
to lock the inbound channel to the IE during SAP XI upgrades
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