/SAPTRX/EH_TASK - How are the entries created

[Former Member]

Hi All,

We are seeing entries in this table for all the rules in our rule set, even though the activity control "Log task" is not checked.

Also, now that I want to switch it off for all the rules, some of the rules do not have the "activity control" options ?

We have the Logging on at event handler level set to "1 Minimial - Only high level processes" option. Is this causing this entries irrespective of the config at the rule set level ?

Your help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Deb

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Debabrata,

The EH_TASK table not only update from Ruleset.  It also update from below also:

1. Multitask EH Update Activities: IMG -> Event Management -> Event Handlers and Event Handler Data -> Define Activities for Updating Event Handlers -> Multitask EH Update Activities -> Deactivate "Log Task" on your EH update activities.

2. Multitask EE Monitor Activities: IMG -> Event Management -> Event Handlers and Event Handler Data -> Expected Events -> Define Activities for the Expected Event Monitor -> Deactivate "Log Task" on your Multitask EE Monitor Activities

You can find out which are the tasks created in EH_TASK table, if you go to /SAPTRX/EH_LIST -> Enter your event handler number -> Click Event handler detail view -> Select Tasks tab -> Now you can see all your tasks here whatever you see in /SAPTRX/EH_TASK table.

Regards,

GGOPII

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thank You GOPI. I don't know how I missed checking the Multitask activities

Thanks,

Deb

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Deba,

This happens to me as well.  Most of the time we check only rule set multitask activities not the other two even for other analysis.

Regards

GGOPII

[former_member190756]

Hi Deb,

you set this on the tasks in transaction /SAPTRX/TSC0TR in the rule set:

Then an entry is written to EH_TASK table.

In Productive systems switch them only on if problems occur.

Best regards,

Steffen

[Former Member]

Hi Steffen,

That is something I already checked but missed checking the multitask activities. I know its kind of intuitive.

Thanks,

Deb