on 12-07-2014 5:08 PM
Hi,
Some times, CRM Inbound queues(SMQ2) are not getting cleared automatically, required to process manually.
Because of this queues are getting increased and system is getting stuck.
What could be the reason, please advise.
Regards,
Bhanu
Thank you all for your valuable suggestions, issue got resolved after increasing memory/CPU allocation at both ECC & CRM.
Regards,
Bhanu
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Hi Bhanu,
I am agreeing with Rohit. In one of my project I had setup report RSQIWKEX for SMQ2 and RSQOWKEX for SMQ1 to clear stuck queues which was working fine. More information you can get from SAP NOTE 1804549.
Thanks,
Prem
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Hello Bhanu,
There could be many reasons:
Not enough DIA Work processes : Look at RZ12 and seek help of basis guys for allocating more WP for inbound queue processing
When inbound(particularly CSA* queues) queues remain in status 'RETRY' with the error : Command to tRFC/qRFC: Execute LUW again - Here use note 1422413
When a big no. of queues gointo status RETRY or SYSFAIL : Look at scheduling program RSQIWKEX at regular intervals to restart inbound queues.
There could be other reasons as well, if the above 3 suggestions don't help please include the specifics of your problem and post it in SCN.
Kind Regards
Rohit
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Hi Bhanu,
It may have many reasons.
Basicly, you can check the status of the Q. Go to TX SMW01 for details if there is error.
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