Also, try adding a try/catch node or checking the catch node of you
mqinput.  If you are throwing an exception you aren't aware of, such as in
a csijava node, you may be triggering a loop that repeats until the retry
count is exceeded.  You can use the catch connection to put the failed
message onto the backout queue or to a reject queue.  This will allow you
to examine the logs in more datail.  Often, you can see thrown exceptions
by examining the file generated by MQSIreadlog, bedfore it has been
formatted by MQSIFormat .

Rex


John Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT> on 05/13/2002 01:31:06 PM

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> Lately, when I deploy a message flow, the
> DataFlowEngine process
> jumps to 99% and the deploy times-out. This is
> preventing me from
> deploying my flow for testing.
>

Do you have any messages on the flow's input queue? If
so try removing them and deploying again.

It sounds like there is a looping problem with your
flow, which causes the flow to remove the next message
from the queue and get stuck in some kind of error
scenario or something. (E.g. the message cannot be
processed, and exception occurs which you trap/backout
and when you try to recover/reprocess, the same
exception occurs again).

> We run Windows NT 4.0 SP6a and MQSI 2.0.1
>

Can you update to WMQI 2.1? I thought 2.0.1 was out of
service now. WMQI 2.1 may handle the error better
(though it will still occupy 100% CPU when a dataflow
engine starts looping).

Regards
John Scott.

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