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How to stop the internal batch session

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Hi ,

How to stop the internal batch session, which is triggered from the program.

When I execute the program, there is an batch session, which starts processing in parallel with the program, and causes an error message for the program, so the further process is affected.

I tried finding the session through the Transactions - SM35, SM37. However, I could find any session in my name.

However, when I try thro SM04, I could find an session with the same error message. But I am not able to end the session.

Pleas advise.

Thanks,

cartesian.

Hi ,

How to stop the internal batch session, which is triggered from the program.

When I execute the program, there is an batch session, which starts processing in parallel with the program, and causes an error message for the program, so the further process is affected.

I tried finding the session through the Transactions - SM35, SM37. However, I could find any session in my name.

However, when I try thro SM04, I could find an session with the same error message. But I am not able to end the session.

Pleas advise.

Thanks,

cartesian.

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Go through transaction SM50. In case you have more than one application server (transaction SM51 will show) you can also use SM66 which will show all running processes on all application servers.

With SM50 you will only see the process running if it is running on the same application server you are logged on to.

Mark the process and use menu 'Program/Session - End Session' or 'Process - End with or without Core'

Hope that helps,

Michael