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on ‎2017 Jan 28 7:41 AM
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Hi community, in MII Workbench, there is some queue action blocks.
I just give a name and voila a new queue exists and I can put and get messages.
But I am wondering where the queues "live"? Can I somehow obtain an overview on existing queues and their content without running a transaction and without knowing the name of the queue?
And how about lifecycle? Assuming I create one in quality, add lots of data and forget the name? Will it remain forever?
Thx for help, Marco
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The data lives in a table in the App server's/Netweaver's database. As far as I know It's on you to manage that and It will live there forever if you don't clean it up.
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Christian
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Good to know, thank you again!
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I am not aware of any service to get a list of queues. You have to get access to the db to do that.
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Thank you Chrsitian!
Is there any option to view what queues exist? or do I have to access NW data base therefore?
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