How To Fix WA879 - Event read from event queue and being delivered

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WA - Messages from Workflow Event Manager

• Message number: 879

• Message text: Event read from event queue and being delivered

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WA879 - Event read from event queue and being delivered ?

  Certainly! Here's a detailed explanation regarding the SAP message WA879 - Event read from event queue and being delivered:
  
  SAP Message WA879: Event read from event queue and being delivered
  1. Message Text:
  
  WA879: Event read from event queue and being delivered
  
  2. Cause:
  This message is an informational or warning message generated by the SAP system when an event is read from the event queue and is about to be delivered to the registered event handler (e.g., a function module or a program that has registered for this event).
  
  In SAP, events are used for asynchronous communication between programs or within the system.
  When an event is triggered, it is placed in the event queue.
  The system periodically reads events from this queue and delivers them to the appropriate event handler.
  This message indicates that the system has successfully read an event from the queue and is now delivering it.
  
  This message is not an error but rather a system informational message indicating normal event processing.
  3. When does it occur?
  
  During the processing of asynchronous events in SAP.
  When an event is triggered and the system processes the event queue.
  Typically seen in debugging or system logs when event handling is active.
  
  4. Solution / Action:
  
  Since this is an informational message, no corrective action is required.
  It indicates normal system behavior.
  If you see this message frequently and it is cluttering logs or output, you can adjust the message logging or filtering settings.
  If you are debugging event handling, this message confirms that the event delivery mechanism is working.
  
  5. Related Information:
  
  Event Handling in SAP: Events are part of the ABAP runtime environment used for asynchronous communication.
  Event Queue: A queue where triggered events are stored until they are processed.
  Event Handlers: Programs or function modules registered to handle specific events.
  Message Class: WA (Workflow and Event messages)
  This message is part of the standard SAP event processing mechanism and is generally harmless.
  
  
  Summary
  
  
  
  Aspect
  Details
  
  
  
  
  Message
  WA879 - Event read from event queue and being delivered
  
  
  Type
  Informational message (not an error)
  
  
  Cause
  System has read an event from the event queue and is delivering it to the event handler
  
  
  Solution
  No action needed; normal system behavior
  
  
  Related
  SAP event handling, asynchronous processing, event queue, event handlers
  
  
  
  
  If you are experiencing issues related to event handling or unexpected behavior, you may want to check:
  
  Event registration and deregistration logic.
  Event queue status.
  Any custom event handlers for errors or exceptions.
  
  But the message WA879 itself is just a normal informational message indicating event delivery.
  
  If you need further help with a specific scenario involving this message, please provide more context!