Event Queue Admistration settings

[Former Member]

Hi,

SWEQADM in this tcode in my system settings are like this.

User : my user id

Receiver error feed back : Deactivation of linkage

Activation: Delete event after delivery

I have some doubts in Start of receivers should be Syncr / Asyncr ?

And Background job should be in active stage ?

Best Regards,

Soni

[KKilhavn]

Just a suggestion, you have to make the decision (and as you have already been told SAP has provided a good chunck of information to help you arrive at a decision):

Process the events "Parallel on server group".

Start receivers "Synchronously".

Run background job load-dependent, with 1 minute between jobs when there are events and 5 minutes if the queue is empty. This reduces load slightly, and ensures that you will not have the problem of two simultaneously active jobs, but it also reduces the throughput. When SAP calculates the potential number of events delivered per hour it is calculated based on the "at fixed interval" option for the background job.

Receiver error feedback:

"Deactivate event linkage" or "Mark linkage as having errors" in development

"Mark linkage as having errors" or "Do not change linkage" in test and production

Background job should definitely be active, otherwise no delivery of events will take place.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Now it is working properly. But i am receiving some error mail to my inbox in Documents like

{ Workflow 43535 set to status ERROR -

Please repair the suspended workflow

Context Information:

ID: 43535

Work Item Text: release of purchase order

User: WF-BATCH

Language: E

Press 'Execute' to display the workflow that has errors.}

Where is the Problem?

Best Regards,

Soni........

[KKilhavn]

The problem is in the workflow (as the message indicates).

Now, would you please make an effort yourself before you ask us again. I don't mind trying to help, but I do mind people not making an effort to solve the problems themselves before asking for assistance. You are in my opinion SPAMming the forum, and if you read the guidelines/rules of engagement I think you will find that it was not the intention that this should function as a replacement for people's own effort.

When you post the error message and no information about what you have looked into and discovered while trying to solve this problem I do actually assume that you have done NOTHING to try and solve it on your own. That's a shame, because if you really want to be a good developer you will learn a lot from struggling with a few problems instead of getting the solution from others.

Even if you in the end get the solution from others, just trying to solve it yourself will teach you a lot - and you will remember it better than the solutions provided by others.

[Former Member]

I don't know what is your name? It is not clear in SDN. Any how. Thanks for your valuable Answer.

My team member Soni is still learning in Workflow. He had intentionally repeated his question, for that you have given this answer, "Is it right way to talk with beginners"

Politely you have to guide them. If you do not have patience to give answers, please do not give suggestions like this. While seeing his points you should come to know he is a beginner in WF. He has ZERO points in SDN.

Any way, Thanks for your cooperation.

He solved this Issue. I am closing this Issue right now.

We are giving you Good Points.

Regards,

Team Lead of Soni

[KKilhavn]

Well, as far as I can tell my name is not hidden, but of course I only have one user ID, so I can't really tell what is visible to others. If you really meant my e-mail address it should also be available (from the business card). But never mind my contact information.

I think you and Soni will have to accept that not all of us will silently accept that this forum is spammed by beginners who don't bother to attend training or learn from SAP standard documentation. There are guidelines for using this forum, and they say roughly the same that I said: try on your own first, and use this forum to get assistance when you are not able to find a solution on your own.

There are many people who don't have any points who still make an effort themselves before posting here. I don't care if people are beginners or not. If a person is a complete beginner to the point that he/she is not able to even try and solve a problem, then he/she should first read the frequently anwsered questions and gain sufficient knowledge to at least try a few things to solve the problem.

The annoying people are not people who need and want to learn, the annoying people are people who don't want to learn - they just want the answers. So indeed I do have the patience to give answers to people who show that they want to learn. And for your information, I do not have to guide anyone politely, but I should be polite, just as everyone should try to solve a problem on their own before posting a question here.

PS: When you have a new and completely different problem, such as the one Soni got after fixing the workflow event queue problems, the right thing to do is to close the original question and start a new question thread for your new problem. That also helps people who search the previously answered questions to look for a solution to their problem.

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

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[former_member186746]

Hi Soni, this transaction is well documented you can press the F1 button when positioned on a checkbox or radiobutton to learn more about the functionality.

In our system at the bottom of the screen there is also a lot of info about the different tabs, for the activation tab for instance this text is displayed:

<b>Activation of event queue</b>

The receivers of events (for example workflows) are started directly in the standard version. This may lead to a high system load if there is a very large number of events. Events for defined event linkages can therefore be written into the event queue.

In order to use the event queue for events, the linkages must be appropriately classified. To do this, select Event linkages. In addition to the event linkage being classified, the event queue must be switched on. If the event queue is switched off, all the events are delivered directly.

The event queue can be used generally for all events. However, this is not recommended as a general setting because it can considerably delay event delivery. Furthermore, the events delivered should be deleted to keep the number of events in the event queue to a minimum.

The reading from the event queue is not dependent on these settings. The events already in the queue are hence delivered even if the event queue is switched off. The relevant background job must be active for the events to be delivered via the event queue. You can set this up using the tab page Background job.

All in all you can also search help.sap.com for more info about this subject.

Kind regards, Rob Dielemans