Unlock Hidden Filtering Options in SAP BTP's Monitor Dashboard of the Integration Suite

Hey, everyone! I won’t take much of your time today. I want to share a useful tip that could save you time, especially if you’ve just started developing with SAP BTP.

Before we dive in, I’d like to remind you about several posts I published earlier. You can refer to the links below:

Overwriting standard BTP iFlow header parameters
This brief note aims to highlight the possibility of overwriting standard iFlow header parameters, offering developers flexibility in addressing various requirements. Specifically, this discussion centers around the header parameters SAP_Sender and SAP_Receiver. See Headers and Exchange Properties Provided by the Integration Framework SAP allows developers to overwrite the
Leveraging SAP Cloud Integration APIs for enhanced developer productivity
Have you ever encountered challenges while monitoring processed iFlow messages to identify errors and track their custom status with specific values? See Overwriting standard BTP iFlow header parameters If so, I’d like to share information that can simplify the developer’s life during investigation and analysis. Scenario description Imagine you have

In one of those posts, I explained how to overwrite standard headers by providing custom values. If you want to initiate a search using the custom values assigned to standard headers, you can utilize the corresponding API to get the required results.

I recently discovered an option that allows you to filter your iFlows using additional criteria that aren’t immediately obvious. Please see the screenshot below:

By clicking this small blue icon, an additional panel will appear, offering more filtering options for your iFlows within the tenant you are logged into.

In the video below, you can see how I find iFlows using different customer-specific values assigned to the header parameter SAP_MessageProcessingLogCustomStatus.

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That’s it for now. As always, with love to all my readers. Thank you for your time!

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