When you perform request download, the expected behavior is you should see the information message below:
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/b056df064f01d1c8.png)
However, sometimes you may see warning message with status Wait instead.
How to research this issue by yourself?
Set a breakpoint on function module SMOF0_INIT_DNL_START which does the main logic of download.
Here the parameter MAX_PARALLEL_PROCESSES is queried. In my system the value is 5, which means at maximum there are FIVE parallel work process allowed to perform middleware download task.
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/aff09322c3cc5091.png)
Then line 107 ~ 115 is responsible to calculate how many processes are available to operate on current download task. The result is stored in variable gv_open_processes in line 115.
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/69c2e5e22d237a7a.png)
In my example, the number of free processes is 5 - 5 = 0, as a result the download task could not be started and warning message is raised.
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/36f46c398255f813.png)
The solution is, either cancel existing running download task in tcode R3AR3,
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/c6a4d4ca487a9c0f.png)
or maintain a larger value for MAX_PARALLEL_PROCESSES in table SMOFPARSFA:
![](https://img.haomeiwen.com/i2085791/492352e128c8614d.png)
Keyword
SMOF0_INIT_DNL_START,MAX_PARALLEL_PROCESSES, SMOFPARSFA, running, wait, SMOFDSTAT, SMOFRSTAT, SDIMASTAT
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