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moving of data in queues

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braindrain79

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i have a peculiar problem here we were testing our application we learned that some inherent latency in the replication of info about new queue manager when it enables queues which were previously disabled ,we witnessed that sending queue manager accumulated messages in the cluster transmit queue for abt 5 min until they were released and sent to the newly enabled queues on a contigency Qmgr.
my question is there is anyway we could manage this better or improve response time.

thanks in advance
 
There is a delay in cluster refresh, so this is typically the type of delay you will see, similar to DNS/NIS propagation delay in updates.

You could do a manual "REFRESH CLUSTER(<cluster_name>)right after enabling your cluster Q to publish the change to the other cluster Q Managers, but effectively there will still be a delay. Live with it, use the time to have a cup of coffee. ;-)

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