Registering/Deregistering a Queue 

Use

Registering/deregistering a queue.

 

Procedure

Either call QIWK_REGISTER directly or call transaction SMQR with the following parameters:

●      Queue Name You can use wildcards (like TEST_*)

●      EXEMODE          D/B (dialog or background)

●      MAXTIME            Maximum runtime of a queue

●      USERDEST   Logical destination in SM59 with reference to NONE, to run the LUWs under a specific user.

●      NRETRY       Number of retries after an error

●      TDELAY        Delay between two retries

●      With or without immediate activation of the QIN Scheduler

●      With or without Commit Work

 

 

Deregistering a Queue

Use

Deregistering a queue.

 

Procedure

Call QIWK_UNREGISTER or call transaction SMQR with the following parameters:

●      Queue Name: You can use wildcards (like TEST_*)

●      LIMITED: Deregister the queue, even if it is a generic queue.

●      With or without Commit Work

 

 

Monitoring and Organizing the Inbound and Outbound Queues

You can use the following transactions to monitor the queues:

●      SMQ1 - qRFC Monitor for the outbound queue. You use this transaction to monitor the status of your LUWs in the outbound queue.

●      SMQ2 - qRFC Monitor for the inbound queue. You use this transaction to monitor the status of your LUWs in the inbound queue.

●      SMQS – You can use the Outbound Queue Scheduler to register, deregister, and exclude destinations in the outbound queue.

●      SMQR – You can use the Inbound Queue Scheduler to register and deregister queues in the inbound queue.