Recent content by ChrissyMG

@kevinf2349 To be honest - I don't know. We were told to have the settings like this... The trigger starts a c program which reads the message from the queue and writes it into a text file. That's all, nothing more special than that. Maybe I can try out if trigger type First helps the...

Addition: By the way, I think there is a commit after each message - we trigger each message single and the messages are not sent in packets or so.

@mqonnet and stevexff Thanks very much to the two of you for your hints - we are checking now the possibility to install 5.3 - the big problem is really our organisation, MQSeries has been introduced at our site by consultants and except me there is nobody who knows whatsoever about it. I have...

Hi again, it is a production and test server at the same time - by queue names we distinguish whether the messages come from production or not. I know it is not the best solution but better for our budget;-) I did a test with a 20 Byte message and the program amqsget - it took unbelievable 15...

Hi mqonnet, we have around 50 local queues which are defined as non-persistent and 50 remote queues which are persistent. The messages are rather small, only a few KByte. Do the queues block memory even if there are no messages in the queues ? We don't have so much trafic but if there are...

Hello All, maybe you can help me out... We have MQSeries 5.0 installed on a W2K-Server. We receive messages in triggered queues, we trigger a little C-Program that moves the messages to files. Since a couple of weeks the processing of the messages seems to be very slow - today it needed more...