Yes, I have tested the 'Close Request of Real-Time InfoPackage' process type in a process chain but it is of no use. The RDA daemon as it is still active will trigger the real-time delta infopackage again. It is the RDA daemon which needs to be stopped and it will eventually close the requests of the infopackage and DTP(if any) and activate the last delta request (if any) in the DSO.
Correct Anthony,currently to my knowledge its possible manually through Infopackage as you must be following now.However dont think so there is any Process type included in process chain for it.
You can use incorporate these standard function modules in the process chain via abap: RSCRT_RDA_STOP_DEMON and RSCRT_RDA_START_DEMON. You must populate these input parameters:
To stop the RDA daemon use function module:
RSCRT_RDA_STOP_DEMON
Passing
I_DEMONID <daemon number>
I_T_LOGDPID 0 Entries
I_IMMEDIATELY X
and to re-start it use function module:
RSCRT_RDA_START_DEMON
passing
I_DEMONID <daemon number)
I_SERVER_NAME <server name>
I_SERVER_TYPE D
I_JOBNAME TEST
I_JOBCOUNT 1
I_T_LOGDPID 0 Entries
I_START_NEW_JOB X
Also, there is a bug in the delta load mechanism when you use the real-time daemon. You need to apply this OSS note 975561 (version 3) to fix it.
Hope this helps. Pity I can't gain any points from a question raised and answered by me.
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