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| rmah |
 Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 10:29 am Post subject: MB Messages not being processed |
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hi,
A developer came to me with this dilemma. He sent 10 messages to a message flow at 1 second intervals. 5 of them went to the end queue ok and were processed. 5 of them went to the end queue, but were not processed. 
I'm not sure how to troubeshoot this, but would this have to do with their code or the memory size of the configuration manager? Each file is < 500k in size, probably even less than 100k
I'll check the QMGR logs for any errors.
What other things can I check?
Thanks in advanced!
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| marcin.kasinski |
| Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 10:38 am Post subject: Re: MB Messages not being processed |
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Joined: 21 Dec 2004
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Location: Poland / Warsaw
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| rmah wrote: |
hi,
A developer came to me with this dilemma. He sent 10 messages to a message flow at 1 second intervals. 5 of them went to the end queue ok and were processed. 5 of them went to the end queue, but were not processed.
I'm not sure how to troubeshoot this, but would this have to do with their code or the memory size of the configuration manager? Each file is < 500k in size, probably even less than 100k
What things can I check?
Thanks in advanced! |
What is end queue, input MQ queue ?
You can :
- check content of messages ?
- check definition of flow (error handling, any error queues) ?
- check flow error queues if exists?
- place trace node within flow
- check DLQ
- check QMGR logs
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:12 am Post subject: Re: MB Messages not being processed |
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| rmah wrote: |
| I'm not sure how to troubeshoot this, |
Tell him to fix his code.
When he says that his code already works fine, tell him it obviously doesn't, and he should go double-check it.
When he comes back later, telling you that he fixed some things, but it didn't seem to solve his message problem, tell him to go complain to the people who wrote whatever code is supposed to process the "end queue".
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