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  • 1.  SAP Adapter connection error

    Posted Thu March 30, 2006 10:23 AM

    Hi,

    Did anyone encounter this error, shown below, while integrating B2B vs SAP

    -----------Error----------

    Connect to SAP gateway failed
    ***** Connect_PM GWHOST=, GWSERV=, ASHOST=***, SYSNR=00


    ***** LOCATION CPIC (TCP/IP) on local host
    ***** ERROR max no of 100 conversations exceeded


    --------------End Error----------------

    Any idea how to rectify the error and avoid future occurrences?

    Thanks,
    Phani


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  • 2.  RE: SAP Adapter connection error

    Posted Mon April 03, 2006 09:28 PM

    Occasionally. Error is exactly as the return says: ERROR max no of 100 conversations exceeded.

    Probable cause is either too much parallel load through IS / B2B server, or long running RFC/BAPIs, but check with your SAP Basis to make sure all is OK in R/3.

    Best solution is probably to design error handling and retry process for this particular error. Our method is normally to log to database with specific status after an error like this, then a scheduled service runs regularly, selecting a list of transactions to be retried and loops through list re-running RFC/BAPI service.


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  • 3.  RE: SAP Adapter connection error

    Posted Mon May 15, 2006 07:03 PM

    If you have defined a connection pool of more than 100 connections in the SAP Adapter and really need that many parallel connections, then you have to set the environment variable
    set CPIC_MAX_CONN=xxx
    in the environment, where the IS is started.
    You may also need to increase the gateway parameter gw/max_conn
    on R/3 side (T-code SMGW → GOTO → Parameters → Display).

    But I don’t think, that any application needs that many parallel connections. You should make a review of your application and then decrease the connection pool a bit.

    Regards, Lanzelot


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