WF-BATCH takes all dialog processes

[Mike Pokraka]

No, just limit the number of events per run. I don't think  you can 
limit the number of dialog processes, since each process runs in it's 
own logon rather than a 'new session' equivalent.

robert.van.den.berg at accenture.com wrote:

>Should the event queue job then be scheduled under WF-BATCH and limit the number of dialog processes for WF-BATCH?
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>Van: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu namens Michael Pokraka
>Verzonden: do 7/7/2005 16:16
>Aan: SAP Workflow Users' Group
>Onderwerp: RE: WF-BATCH takes all dialog processes
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>Hi Robert,
>The number of events per run applies to the user under which the RSWEQwhatever
>job is scheduled. The WF-Batch sessions are as a result of events created by
>this user, so reducing this number will obviously reduce the WF-BATCH load as
>well. This is exactly what the EVQ is meant to do.
>
>Mike and Dave's suggestions are both excellent if you have to further tune it
>and/or get the best possible rate of WFs with minimal disruption to users.
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>Cheers
>Mike
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>--- robert.van.den.berg at accenture.com wrote:
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>>We have 1 server, how can I set the limit for WF-BATCH? As it looks to me,
>>the setting in SWEQADM is general, so no option to specify a setting just for
>>WF-BATCH.
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>>Van: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu namens Michael Pokraka
>>Verzonden: do 7/7/2005 11:11
>>Aan: SAP Workflow Users' Group
>>Onderwerp: RE: WF-BATCH takes all dialog processes
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>>Good point. Of course there's always the simple option of just reducing the
>>number of events per run :-)
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>>--- Dave Weston <Dave.Weston at clockwork.ca> wrote:
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>>>It might be worth checking out RFC server groups in SWEQADM for your config
>>>under 'Event Delivery' called 'server group definition'. With this
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>>>you can limit the number of dialogs used.
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>>>Cheers
>>>Dave
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>>>Subject: WF-BATCH takes all dialog processes
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>>>Hello all,
>>>
>>>we are running workflows but we have the following problem:
>>>if the eventmanager get's a free batch-proces to process the events, the
>>>eventmanager processes the number of events which is given in SWEQADM.
>>>Then the workflowmanager takes over and the workflows start / continue.
>>>WF-BATCH then takes all the dialog processes to execute the workflows.
>>>
>>>Why does WF-BATCH take all the dialog processes? And how can we make it
>>>possible that for instance he takes only 2 dialog processes?
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>Robert
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