You can run the command: REFRESH QMGR TYPE(EXPIRY) NAME(YOUR.QUEUE.NAME) in
order to have an individual queue scanned for expired messages. You could
also have a group of queues scanned by specifying a wildcard in the name.
- Bruce Giordano
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The queue manager can periodically scan individual queues, or all queues
belonging to a particular queue manager, for expired messages, which are
then deleted. You can choose how often this scanning should take place,
if at all, or you can define it so that the queue manager automatically
calculates when the expired messages should be scanned and deleted. The
EXPRYINT queue manager attribute controls this. This is from the manual.
How do we specify an individual queue to be scanned?
Thanks,
Dave
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The queue manager can periodically scan individual queues, or all queues belonging to a particular queue manager, for expired messages, which are then deleted. You can choose how often this scanning should take place, if at all, or you can define it so that the queue manager automatically calculates when the expired messages should be scanned and deleted. The EXPRYINT queue manager attribute controls this. This is from the manual. How do we specify an individual queue to be scanned?
Thanks,
Dave
