Cisco Cisco Intelligent Automation for SAP 2.2 Guía Del Usuario

The following table contains the processes that are imported by the Task Automation for SAP 
automation pack and whether they are disabled by default. The processes that are disabled depend on 
Incident Analysis for SAP processes. You must evaluate which resolutions to automate and enable the 
processes.

For information on managing the processes, see 

ADHoc – Cancel Selected 
Running Jobs

Used to cancel the execution of a background job.

No

ADHoc – Delete tRFC 
Destinations ABAP

Used to delete an ABAP tRFC destination.

No

Resolve Destination Failed – 
Restart Windows Service

This process is triggered by an RFC destination 
failed incident from the Incident Analysis for SAP 
tap; it attempts to resolve the incident by restarting 
the destination Windows service.

Yes

Resolve Dialog Work Processes 
Over Threshold – Turn on spare 
server on Cisco UCS

This process is triggered by a dialog work process 
over threshold incident from the Incident Analysis 
for SAP tap; it attempts to resolve the incident by 
turning on a spare application server. 

Yes

Resolve Long Running 
Background Jobs

This process is triggered by an incident from the 
Incident Analysis for SAP tap; it attempts to resolve 
the incident by canceling the background job. 

Yes

Resolve Long Running Update

This process is triggered by an incident from the 
Incident Analysis for SAP tap; it attempts to resolve 
the incident by stopping the Windows or Unix 
process.

Yes

Resolve Server Unavailable

This process is triggered by an incident from the 
Incident Analysis for SAP tap; it attempts to resolve 
the incident by starting the application server.

Yes

Resolve Update Service not 
Active

This process is triggered by an incident from the 
Incident Analysis for SAP tap; it attempts to resolve 
the incident by activating the update service.

Yes

SAP Task Automation 
Execution Error

Raises an incident when there are errors in the 
execution of approved Task Automation. 

No