PI/PO 消息监控查询操作步骤

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1.登录系统后点击Configuration and Monitoring

2.点击适配器引擎——消息监控器

3.可监控各接口消息及状态

4.接口报错可在消息日志中查看

5.可查看接口请求及返回的报文，操作步骤如下

6.消息清理后的数据可在后台作业处理监控器中查看日志

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SAP PI/PO培训清单是一份指导学习SAP PI/PO系统的培训课程及资料的清单。以下是可能包括在培训清单中的内容： 1. 基础知识：包括介绍SAP PI/PO系统的概念、架构、功能和优势等基础知识。学生将了解到SAP PI/PO系统如何帮助企业集成不同的应用程序和系统。 2. 安装和配置：学生将学习如何在IT基础设施上安装和配置SAP PI/PO系统。这包括了解系统需求、软件安装、网络配置和系统设置等方面的内容。 3. 接口设计：这部分内容将介绍如何设计和创建各种类型的接口，如文件接口、SOAP接口、IDoc接口等。学生将学习如何使用PI/PO工具来定义消息映射、转换数据格式和处理异常等。 4. 集成监控和故障排除：学生将学习如何监控和管理SAP PI/PO系统的运行情况。他们将学习如何使用系统提供的监控工具来检测和解决集成问题，并学习常见故障排除方法。 5. 高级功能和扩展：这部分内容将介绍SAP PI/PO系统的高级功能和扩展选项。学生将学习如何使用系统中的更高级功能来满足特定的业务需求，并了解如何扩展系统以适应不断变化的业务要求。 6. 实践案例和实验：培训清单还可能包括一些实践案例和实验，以帮助学生将所学知识应用到实际项目中。这些案例和实验可以让学生更好地理解和掌握SAP PI/PO系统。 总之，SAP PI/PO培训清单是一份包含了基础知识、安装配置、接口设计、监控和故障排除、高级功能和扩展以及实践案例和实验等内容的培训课程和资料清单。它旨在帮助学生全面理解和应用SAP PI/PO系统，并为其在实际工作中提供支持和指导。

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