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RBDAPP01 - Many arfc jobs tirggered - Why ?

Former Member
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Hello all,

we have an issue here on a solution being implemented. We want to process idoc DEBMAS in mass.

> A program creates idocs ready to be processed (64 status), seems OK

> in WE20 DEBMAS is set up to process in background (no immediate processing)

> We call rbdapp01 to process these idocs (DEBMAS). We use parallel processing here when calling the program.

> When job runs we see that parallel dialogs tasks are called to process the idocs

> But when we check in SM37 after that wee see that there are lots of arfc jobs tirggered too.

My question is,

as here we set up WE20 to process incoming indoc via background program why do we have these arfc jobs triggered ??

We thought that during RBDAPP01 dialogs tasks will be used to process in parallel mode but we do not understand whay we have also thes arfc* jobs created.

Could someone help me on that point ?

Thanks a lot for your help,

A.W

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Former Member
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Hello,

anyone could help ?

I'm a bit lost..

Rgds,

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Check below mentioned link

[http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAPConn/ManybackgroundARFCXXXXjobsvisibleinSM37]

Nabheet

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As you are running jobs in parallel that is why arfc are triggered.....check below link for more details

[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/62/73241e03337442b1bc1932c2ff8196/content.htm]

Nabheet

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Thanks a lot Nabheet for your answer.

But per my understanding the parallel tasks called in RBDAPP01 are dialog tasks (not background).

So this is why i was not understanding we have addtionally these jobs too..

I checked the kink you sent and I see that in the 1st link it said that for the unsuccesfull rfc call a job arfc will be created.

It also shows how to disable that (in trfc options of the RFC destination).

Is there a "functional" way to disable thes jobs scheduling ? (instead of modifiying the trfc options of the destination).

I mean in logical processing of these idocs ?

Again thx for your help,

AW

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Hi,

As far as my knowledge is concerned about this way. What you can do is search a little bit and check.

Nabheet

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OK Nabheet thx for your help on that point.

If someone has an idea of how to disable the scheduling or arfc jobs on program RSARFCSE..

Else I'll close this message.