| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2841.1 | | XHOST::SJZ | Kick Butt In Your Face Messaging ! | Mon Apr 07 1997 11:45 | 7 |
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S and A are obsolete.
S was "on startup"
A was "always"
_sjz.
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| 2841.2 | | SIOG::BATEMAN | We are all DECservers | Tue Apr 08 1997 08:08 | 8 |
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"S" was actually very useful as an intermediate step between N <--> Y
and Y <--> Y. In the case of N <--> Y if the "N" group is restarted
then you must wait for the "Y" group to reach its reconnect timeout
before the xgroup link is re-established. S <--> Y is very useful for
restart/reboot scenarios.
Alan.
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| 2841.3 | There is nothing special about the "S" setting... | KLOVIA::MICHELSEN | BEA/DEC MessageQ Engineering | Tue Apr 08 1997 09:12 | 12 |
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S == Y with a zero reconnect timer
This causes the LDs to only automatically attempt once during startup.
A == Y with a non-zero reconnect timer
Marty
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| 2841.4 | Use Obsolte Gen Cnt values ! | CARDHU::GUY | | Thu Apr 10 1997 13:34 | 36 |
| Rep 1
You say S and A are obsolete.
What will happen if a customer still uses this values, do that lead to
unpredictable results ,...lost messages ?
For instance a customer has got the following settings on the node
CSAX03 :
*Group name ID System Cnt Pool Timer Delay Size
Trnsprt Addr
*--------------- ----- ---------------- --- ---- ----- ----- ------------ -----
SSI_PROD_CLIENT 2 CSAX03 S 75 -1 -1 -1 TCPIP 4091
SSI_PROD 1 CSL4 A 75 -1 -1 -1 TCPIP 4090
and
*Group name ID System Cnt Pool Timer Delay Size
Trnsprt Addr
*--------------- ----- ---------------- --- ---- ----- ----- -----
------- -----
SSI_PROD 1 CSL4 A 75 -1 -1 -1
TCPIP 4090
*SSI_PROD 1 CSL3 A 75 -1 -1 -1
TCPIP 4092
SSI_PROD_CLIENT 2 CSAX03 S 75 -1 -1 -1
TCPIP 4091
on Node CSL4
What should we advise the customer ?
Thanks
Jean-Paul.
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| 2841.5 | | KLOVIA::MICHELSEN | BEA/DEC MessageQ Engineering | Thu Apr 10 1997 17:01 | 19 |
| re: .4
> You say S and A are obsolete.
> What will happen if a customer still uses this values, do that lead to
> unpredictable results ,...lost messages ?
No lost msgs, in fact no problems until they try to go to
V4.0 when these settings will no longer parse.
> What should we advise the customer ?
They don't need to change anything but I would plan on phasing
in the documented equivalents when it is convient. This will
pave the way for upgrading to V4.0.
Marty
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| 2841.6 | | CARDHU::GUY | | Fri Apr 11 1997 10:24 | 3 |
| Thanks for info
Jean-Paul
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