Important Note
This log message ID is deprecated
Syntax
This log message is now deprecated in SAP CC:
Invalid CIF configuration: inconsistent number of channels between bulkWriter "{bulkWriterName}" ({bulkWriterChannelCount} channels) and bulkReader "{bulkReaderName}" ({bulkReaderChannelCount} channels)
The number of writing channels allocated to the specified bulkWriter function in the rater instances differs from the number of reading channels allocated to the specified bulkReader function in the bulkloader instances.
For each type of output data, the SAP CC system instances handle several channels to manage multiple files The mechanisms provide mass parallel processing and a high level of performance. Each channel handles a unique file.
Example
The POSTPAID_CIT_WRITER function in the rater instances must have the same number of channels as the POSTPAID_CIT_READER function in the bulkloader instances.
Some output data files generated by the specified bulkWriter function in the rater instances will not be processed by the corresponding bulkReader function in the bulkloader instances.
This section provides you with some troubleshooting operations to identify the correction actions to be performed. In a production system landscape, contact your SAP Support Team for each fatal error message in the logs.
Update the CIF configuration so that the number of writing channels for the specified
bulkWriter in the rater instances
is equal to the number of reading channels for specified bulkReader in the bulkloader
instances.
This change may impact the global performance of the SAP CC system.
cif export command
cif import command
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