Set the Backout Threshold to the count you want to reach, and then set the Backout Retry Queue to the queue that you want, or the queue that is being read by the flow you want...
And then code your original WMB/WBIMB/WMQI/MQSI (hint!) flow to throw errors until the message is backed out.
But it's really noisy and messy to do it. _________________ I am *not* the model of the modern major general.
And then code your original WMB/WBIMB/WMQI/MQSI (hint!) flow to throw errors until the message is backed out.
The message will have a backout count of zero by the time it gets put to the queue identified in the Backout Requeue name since the broker's MQInput node will do an MQPUT to requeue the message. The backout count is an output field for the MQGET call. It is ignored for the MQPUT and MQPUT1 calls. The initial value of this field in a message put/requeued with MQPUT/MQPUT1 is 0. _________________ Regards
John
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