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Chapter 9. Managing the Destination Queue
The Destination Queue lets you view documents queued for delivery from any
destination in the system. You can also:
v
View all Partner destinations that have documents queued for delivery.
v Display documents in a queue.
v
Enable or disable destinations.
The Destination Queue hold messages that are waiting to be sent from WebSphere
Partner Gateway to partner destinations.
The Destination Queue can be used to ensure that time-sensitive documents are
not left standing in the queue. It can also be used to ensure that the maximum
number of documents to be queued is not exceeded. Using the Destination Queue,
you can:
v
See a list of all destinations containing documents queued for delivery
v View a document that has been in a destination queue for an extended amount
of time (30 seconds or more). You can also view document details to
troubleshoot documents from the queue.
Note:
If you are implementing an FTP Scripting Destination with an interval or
calendar schedule, documents may stay in this queue for an extended period
until that interval or date and time is reached. This is expected operation, and
the documents should not be removed from the queue.
v
View destination details to ensure proper operation. Documents backing up in a
Destination Queue can indicate a fault in the delivery manager or destination.
v
Confirm destination status. An offline destination causes documents to collect in
the queue until the destination is placed online. Destination status does not
affect connection functionality, and documents continue to be processed and
placed in the queue for delivery.
v Limit the size of the Destination Queue list with the Partner Name and
Destination fields.
Viewing the Destination Queue
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To view a list of documents residing in the destination queue, use the following
procedure:
1. Select Viewers > Destination Queue . The Console displays the Destination
Queue window.
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