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| Hi All
Does message box act as an archive of all messages? Meaning, does it
keep the message in the database after the message entered, processed
and has long gone from the biztalk environment.
If it does, how do I recover from a message from the message box at a
later stage.
Thanks
Sreenath
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| Michael Elizarov [MSFT] 2006-10-16, 7:25 pm |
| Sree,
Message box keeps messages only while they are assosiated with a live
service instance (your application) or are suspended.
-- Michael
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| Suneet 2006-10-17, 7:30 pm |
| To add to Michael's comments, I would say tracking and BAM
[bufferedeventstream] messages are also kept in message box until
tracking services picks them and redirect them to either BAM primary
import or DTA DB.
Michael Elizarov [MSFT] wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Sree,
>
> Message box keeps messages only while they are assosiated with a live
> service instance (your application) or are suspended.
>
> -- Michael
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| Alan Smith 2006-10-23, 7:18 pm |
| Hi,
If you are interested in recovering messages, there's two options:
1 Enable message body tracking, which will preserve the message bodies in
the tracking database, viewable from the HAT tool. This will take a lot of
space if you have a lot of messages though, and may not be the ideal solution.
2 Add a send port to subscribe to the messages you are interested in, and
save them to a file for archiving.
If you are interested in data within messages (e.g. total order price), then
go for BAM.
Regrds,
Alan
--
The Bloggers Guide to BizTalk
http://geekswithblogs.com/asmith
"Sree" wrote:
> Hi All
> Does message box act as an archive of all messages? Meaning, does it
> keep the message in the database after the message entered, processed
> and has long gone from the biztalk environment.
>
> If it does, how do I recover from a message from the message box at a
> later stage.
>
> Thanks
> Sreenath
>
>
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