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| patrick flaherty |
 Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 12:09 pm Post subject: Flush unwanted messages from queues. |
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Hi,
I have a new system I'm deploying. Relying (in the middle) on an MQ Q mgr containing two queues. One in; transfer (programmatically) to the second; and then a listener is sitting on a different platform listening to the second queue and pulls the message down right away.
The reason for the move between the two queues is to transform (again, programmatically of course) the message.
Problem. Messages get 'orphaned'. Left (sometimes long periods of time) on one-or-the-other of the queues. Then when someone runs the system, these orphaned messages get flushed and produce unexpected and unwanted results.
Need some way of either
1. Setting both queues so that any message that sits there for more than, say, 1 minute gets automatically deleted.
2. A (hopefully small) program that does the same as a above.
Obviously #1 would be my choice since it would be easier (I would assume that it's setting some property or whatever on the queues).
thanx.
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| sandiksk |
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| It might be an issue with the Queue Trigger being set to FIRST or EVERY search this forum for more info on these. |
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| kevinf2349 |
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| 1. Setting both queues so that any message that sits there for more than, say, 1 minute gets automatically deleted. |
You may find a searh on "Expiry" or "Expiration" rewarding  |
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| patrick flaherty |
| Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 9:35 am Post subject: |
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Got it working - thanx.
'Expiry' is the word that did the trick for me.
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