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How To Fix WPRO_XI_PROXY207 - Cannot determine condition table


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WPRO_XI_PROXY - Messages Service Processing Retail Event

  • Message number: 207

  • Message text: Cannot determine condition table

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WPRO_XI_PROXY207 - Cannot determine condition table ?

    SAP Error Message:
    WPRO_XI_PROXY207 Cannot determine condition table


    Cause

    This error typically occurs in the context of SAP Process Integration (PI) or SAP Process Orchestration (PO) when the Integration Engine (or the Adapter Engine) tries to determine the correct condition table for message determination or routing but fails to do so.

    More specifically:

    • The error arises when the system cannot find a suitable condition table for the message processing step, often during the execution of a receiver determination, interface determination, or mapping determination.
    • This usually happens because the configuration in the Integration Directory is incomplete or inconsistent.
    • Possible reasons include:
      • Missing or incorrect entries in the receiver determination or interface determination.
      • The condition records (used for message determination) are not maintained or do not match the incoming message attributes.
      • The communication channel or adapter configuration is not properly set up.
      • The message attributes (like sender, receiver, interface, namespace, etc.) do not match any condition record.

    Solution

    To resolve the WPRO_XI_PROXY207 Cannot determine condition table error, follow these steps:

    1. Check Integration Directory Configuration:

      • Verify the Receiver Determination and Interface Determination objects.
      • Ensure that condition records exist and are correctly maintained.
      • Confirm that the condition tables used in these determinations are properly defined and active.
    2. Maintain Condition Records:

      • Go to the Integration Directory and check the condition records for the relevant determination objects.
      • Make sure that the condition records cover the sender, receiver, interface, namespace, and other relevant fields.
      • If no condition records exist, create them according to your routing requirements.
    3. Verify Message Attributes:

      • Check the message attributes (sender, receiver, interface, namespace, etc.) in the message monitoring or message log.
      • Ensure these attributes match the condition records.
    4. Check Communication Channel and Adapter Configuration:

      • Ensure that the communication channels are correctly configured and active.
      • Verify that the adapter types and parameters correspond to the expected message processing.
    5. Test with Trace and Logs:

      • Enable trace in the Integration Engine or Adapter Engine to get detailed logs.
      • Analyze the trace to see which condition tables are being checked and why none match.
    6. Re-import or Re-deploy Objects:

      • Sometimes, inconsistencies arise due to transport or deployment issues.
      • Re-import or re-deploy the Integration Directory objects to ensure consistency.

    Related Information

    • SAP Notes and KBAs:

      • Check SAP Support Portal for notes related to WPRO_XI_PROXY207.
      • Common notes address issues with message determination and condition tables.
    • Transaction Codes:

      • SXMB_IFR - Integration Builder (for checking and maintaining Integration Directory objects)
      • SXMB_MONI - Message Monitoring (to check message attributes and errors)
      • SXMB_ADM - Administration (for trace and logs)
    • Documentation:

      • SAP PI/PO official documentation on message determination and routing.
      • SAP Help Portal sections on Integration Directory and message processing.

    Summary

    Aspect Details
    Cause Missing or incorrect condition table entries for message determination in Integration Directory.
    Solution Verify and maintain condition records, check message attributes, and ensure proper configuration of receiver/interface determination.
    Related Info Use SXMB_MONI for message monitoring, SXMB_IFR for configuration, and enable traces for detailed analysis.

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