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Hi there,

We are facing this issue and we are not able to solve it so far, or find simular issues on SCN.

We are in the middle of migrating our PI Development to a new hosting environment by making a complete system copy of our currect PI Dev. Everything seems working fine on the new server (RFC connections, SLD, Rep., Directory...etc) except for this:

In SAP PI tr.code SXI_CACHE, when we do a complete or delta cache refresh, no objects are cached! The list is completely empty.

When we change and activate a Directory Object, e.g. Receiver Determination, this Rec.Det. is cached correctly and visible in the runtime-cache of SXI_CACHE.

But when we do a complete cache refresh in SXI_CACHE, all objects are removed from the runtime cache, but no objects are cached again. So the node 'Receiver Determination' does not show any objects cached, and so do all other nodes.

Strange thing is that it does not show any Refresh Errors.

We checked all RFC Connections, all techn. Users, there are no short-dumps, no messages are queued and we searched all the internet for solutions...

We are definitely missing something, does anybody have an idea???

Thank you,

best reg.,

Walter.

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Hi Diepenbos,

If you execute the sxi_cache obviously the object are deleted, when the scenario is executed another time then it is when their objects must appear, have you tried to execute another time the scenario?

Regards,

Former Member
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Hi there,

thanx for your quick reply!!

Yes, we have. If we, for example, send an IDoc from ECC, and no Receiver Detemination is visible in SXI_CACHE, the IDoc ends in sxmb_moni with the message: No Receiver Found.

If we put the  Receiver Detemination in Cache by changing and activating it, and we send a new IDoc, sxmb_moni says:

Missing or invalid Receiver Agreement.

I think that after a complete cache refresh, all objects should be deleted and reloaded as they are the runtime-objects that will be used in runtime...

Thanx! Walter