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Queue Prioritization with BPM

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I am trying to get messages coming into a BPM to use a high priority EOIO queue, without success. I am not really sure I understand why BPM's always use EOIO queues, but I am accepting that and just trying to get a few into a higher priority queue.

The message coming from the adapter always seem to go to an XBQO$PE_WSxxxxxxx queue specific to the adapter. I've made an attempt to set up queue prioritization in SXMSQUEUE, but am really not sure abou the 'message queue' parameter in the in the filter setup.

What value do I need to use here ? Anything I desire to use ? Does it need to match up with a corresponding parameter anywhere else ? No matter what I try they just end up going to XBQO$PE... queue. I do have filters set to influence other steps to go to a high priority EO queue, but can't seem to get a BPM to do so in an EOIO.

Thanks for any help,

Tim

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former_member431549
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Hi JK.

I understand that these will always go into a XBQx$PE_WE... EOIO queue, but you are indicating that a high or low priority EOIO queue cannot be selected queue for BPM's ?

In other words, we can't get it to XBQA$PE_WS... or XBQZ$PE_WS... ?

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Hi Tim,

As per my understanding this queue is created at runtime depending upon the workflow id where the prefix will always remain constant.

Cheers

JK

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Hi Tim,

Always the queue for a BPM process will be generated with the name XBQ0_WS* where WS* will be the workflow id which you can see thru PFTC_DIS transaction of your ABAP stack...Thats the default design of SAP and all the messages will go in a EOIO manner into this queue and gets assigned into the Process Engine.

There is nothing much we can do explicitly on this queue assignment as we also faced the same issue in case of interfaces with BPM where idocs will be flowing into XI in bulk...

Cheers

JK

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Yes, read it cover to cover. No real help.