Hi,
Can anyone say me the significane of dead.letter.queue.I understand this stores the undelivered messages, but my question is whether after deletion of these messages can we re-store them to the same location
Dead.letter.queue
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Re: Dead.letter.queue
Hello and welcome to the forum,
Unless you have made a copy of them to restore, they would be gone.
Suggest you talk with your tech support people to see what options you have available.
Unless you have made a copy of them to restore, they would be gone.
Suggest you talk with your tech support people to see what options you have available.
Hope this helps,
d.sch.
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Re: Dead.letter.queue
These are undeliverable messages that arrive on your server without a valid QUEUE name.
They will sit there until you delete them.
They will sit there until you delete them.
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Bill Dennis
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Re: Dead.letter.queue
Hi Bill,

Now that they've been deleted, how to get them back. . .but my question is whether after deletion of these messages can we re-store them to the same location

Hope this helps,
d.sch.
d.sch.
Re: Dead.letter.queue
Hi,
Once you have restored the message from the Dead letter queue, the message will be like any other message. I am presuming you will want to put it back to the main processing queue. You can do a MQPUT back to the main queue.
Once you have restored the message from the Dead letter queue, the message will be like any other message. I am presuming you will want to put it back to the main processing queue. You can do a MQPUT back to the main queue.
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Re: Dead.letter.queue
If you delete the message using CSQUTIL to empty the DLQ you cannot get it back.
If you MQGET the message and delete it from the queue, now you have it in your storage to MQPUT somewhere else. This requires programming.
If you MQGET the message and delete it from the queue, now you have it in your storage to MQPUT somewhere else. This requires programming.
Regards,
Bill Dennis
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