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Srini, the only time I have ever run into a problem with corruption in a data queue is if the data queue got too large, and even then it only happened in very rare conditions. Now, in your situation, that would only happen if the Java programs got bogged down. If that does happen, you have an architectural problem because the back end programs can't keep up with load. However, if you did get a data queue to fail, you might be able to recover at least some of the information by using the DMPOBJ command. This would allow you to access the raw contents of the data queue. Joe
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In our DB2 database whenever an update is made on a particular file, associated trigger programs will get activated and place the transaction data on a data queue. Java application programs will pick up the data from this queue and initiate processing. I like to know if it is possible to access the data in case of a data queue failure situation. Your help will be very much appreciated. Srini (Badhrish@hotmail.com) -
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Thanks a lot Joe. SriniComment
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