Event Raised - WF-BATCH Configured - No Workflow

[Edward Diehl]

Thanks, James.
We were able to get workflows going again by deleting bunchs of stuff out of SWWWIHEAD, etc.  When we copied production to the test system it was a total misfit from a capacity standpoint.  Perhaps now I can get them interested in deleting/archiving old data.

Did you get that same RFC status message?

Ed Diehl
"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." 



To: sap-wug at mit.edu
Subject: Re: Event Raised - WF-BATCH Configured - No Workflow
From: JJOHNSON at uk.ibm.com
Date: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 18:46:58 +0100

Funnily enough, this exact same issue to
my client, happened over the last couple of days.  I did the workflow
analysis and passed it over to our BASIS team.  If I get any response
back I'll post to the group for information. 



Best Regards,

James Johnson



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From:      
 Rick Bakker <rbakker at gmail.com>

To:      
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Users' Group" <sap-wug at mit.edu>, 

Date:      
 09/09/2013 23:28

Subject:    
   Re: Event Raised
- WF-BATCH Configured - No Workflow

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Hello Ed,



Try OSS Note
1025249 - Entries in transaction SM58 "hang"

"If a large number of
deadlines are due at the same time, some of the entries in transaction
SM58 may hang. The entries have a workflow destination WORKFLOW_LOCAL_<xxx>
(xxx denotes the client) as the target system."



regards

Rick





On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 5:44 AM, Edward Diehl <edwarddiehl at hotmail.com>
wrote:

We're on SAPKB70107 - ECC 6.0



We did a client copy from production to the test system.  WF-BATCH
was configured after some test data did not produce workflows.  After
that we STILL are not getting workflows.  The Events go into the queue,
as designed.  When released the events show green, but at the bottom
of the event display under RFC status:

"System overloaded, repeat immediately by batch"



Okay, so a couple of questions:

Has anyone out there seen this before?

What does system overloaded mean?

And what batch process/program is it talking about?



Any feedback would be appreciated.



Thanks,

Ed Diehl







Ed Diehl

"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of
enthusiasm." 





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