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Cleaning suspended (not resumable) messages out of messagebox
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| Hi,
Is there a stored procdure or script that terminates any
suspended (not resumable)
message instance from BizTalk 2K4 SP1?
//Jarmo
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| Ian Cross (Cassium) 2005-02-14, 5:50 pm |
| This can be done using WMI. Check out the BizTalk Help and look for:
MSBTS_ServiceInstance.Terminate
or
MSBTS_HostQueue.TerminateServiceInstancesByID
To get to the actual instance requires a bit of work issuing queries against
the relevant WMI objects.
There's a WMI sample in the Help entitled: 'Resuming Suspended Service
Instances of a Specific Orchestration Using WMI' which will give you most of
it.
Hope this helps?
"jblo" wrote:
> Hi,
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> Is there a stored procdure or script that terminates any
> suspended (not resumable)
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> message instance from BizTalk 2K4 SP1?
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> //Jarmo
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| Thanks,
One question: can I call TerminateServiceInstancesByID in remote machine?
//Jarmo
"Ian Cross (Cassium)" <Ian Cross (Cassium)@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message news:30EB0156-CA37-4D5F-87C6-10D4C382A80F@microsoft.com...
> This can be done using WMI. Check out the BizTalk Help and look for:
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> MSBTS_ServiceInstance.Terminate
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> or
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> MSBTS_HostQueue.TerminateServiceInstancesByID
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> To get to the actual instance requires a bit of work issuing queries
against
> the relevant WMI objects.
>
> There's a WMI sample in the Help entitled: 'Resuming Suspended Service
> Instances of a Specific Orchestration Using WMI' which will give you most
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> it.
>
> Hope this helps?
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> "jblo" wrote:
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