Hello Experts,
I have browsed these forums on the matter at hand, but was unable to find a solution to my problem, hence my post.
We are retreiving data from our XI system. This is done via Web Service (Push) adapter (data is being pushed to BI from XI).
While launching a test packages into BI, we have come across a strange situation: the data is being saved to PSA (and is physically present there) almost instantly but the process, when checked in the monitor, is still "Yellow" and a message
Data Package 1 : arrived in BW ; Processing : Processing not yet finished, entry 70 still missing
can be found in the Transfer (IDocs and TRFC) part of the Details tab of the process monitor.
I've read on SDN that this is because the process still continues due to large amount of data and I can let it roll and it should eventually complete (turn "Green') or I could manually set the status to "Green" myself - however - in our case, we are talking about 130 records taking... 18 days 20 hours to finish (sic!) - at least that's what the header of the process monitor is stating, and I don't see why it would lie
While I could understand that large volumes take some time to finish loading properly to BI, I am disoriented as to why it would take almost 3 weeks to load 130 (one hunder and thirty) records.
Could anyone point me in the direction of the probable cause of this situation? I would be deeply thankful.
Best regards,
Aleksander
Request clarification before answering.
Hi,
Kindly Check the RFC connection,
1. By using this Tx SM58 check tRFC log in ECC and BW side it lof is there then push it manually.
2. By using this Tx BD87 check the Idoc status in ECC and BW side if is there any idoc sucked then process manually.
3. Check the partner profile setting in WE20 at ECC and bi side.
Thanks & Regards,
SM
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