2007 Oct 13 4:33 AM
The qRFC method being used on R/3 side to access some other system. The other system was down and unavailable from quite some time. Because of this the SMQ1 is pending queques which are not getting cleared. This increasing database which is growing is affecting R/3 system performance .
As per various postings on SDN forum these queques shouldn't be deleted manually as it could lead to system inconsistencies.
How to delete these queques getting generated and what system config have to be reset so that these syteme entries should not be generated as long as other systemr is not available.
Thanks
anya
The qRFC method being used on R/3 side to access some other system. The other system was down and unavailable from quite some time. Because of this the SMQ1 is pending queques which are not getting cleared. This increasing database which is growing is affecting R/3 system performance .
As per various postings on SDN forum these queques shouldn't be deleted manually as it could lead to system inconsistencies.
How to delete these queques getting generated and what system config have to be reset so that these syteme entries should not be generated as long as other systemr is not available.
Thanks
anya
2007 Oct 15 3:06 PM
hi
you can use some of the below function modules & programs.
1.TRFC_QINS_DELETE_LUW
You use this function module to delete the LUW defined by the parameter TID from a saved inbound queue.
2.TRFC_QINS_ERASE
You use this function module if you want the qRFC Manager to delete one or all of the saved LUWs defined by the import parameters QNAME and FROM_COUNT.
3.TRFC_QIN_DELETE_QUEUE
You use this function module to delete all the inbound queues defined by the import parameter QNAME.
4.TRFC_QIN_DELETE_LUW
You use this function module to delete the LUW from an inbound queue that is defined by the import parameter TID.
5. the program RSTRFCI0
6. the program RSTRFCI1
Thanks.
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