RE: QRCVDTAQ (Receive Data Queue) program

["York, Albert" <albert.york@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The wait time is the maximum time you want to wait before timing out. When
entries are put on the data queue your program is notified immediately,
regardless of what the wait time is. You can tell if an entry was received
by checking the length field, as you do in your program. If it is zero then
the data queue timed out. BTW, if you don't want to time out at all, use a
wait time of  minus one (-1). Control won't be returned to your program
until something comes in on the data queue.

Albert York


        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Bartell, Aaron L. (TC) [SMTP:ALBartell@taylorcorp.com]
        Sent:   Tuesday, July 23, 2002 3:18 PM
        To:     'rpg400-l@midrange.com'
        Subject:        QRCVDTAQ (Receive Data Queue) program

        Hi all,

        I am working on a program that needs to wait for entries to be put
into a
        user defined data queue and process them.  I have read how data
queues work
        but I am confused on some things.  What would I specify for a wait
time if I
        wanted to process a queue entry as soon as it hits the data queue?

        Also, once I have my program done that calls API QRCVDTAQ do I just
submit
        it to batch and let it run?  It seems that it would just loop and
take up a
        lot of processor time??  Or is that where the 'wait time' parm comes
in?

        Here is an example of what I am talking about concerning it just
looping and
        taking up processor time:

             D dqName          s             10    inz('JMDTAQ')
             D dqLib           s             10    inz('QGPL')
             D dqLen           s              5  0 inz(10000)
             D dqData          s          10000
             D dqWait          s              5  0 inz(5)

             D from            S             50
             D to              S             50
             D replyTo         S             50
             D subject         S             50
             D filename        S            100
             D text            S          32767
             D rtnCode         S              3
             D rtnText         S             50

              /FREE
                dow 'something' <> 'somethingelse';
                 exsr $qRcvDtaQ;

                 if dqLen > 0;
                   from = 'heyYou@home.com';
                   to = 'snoopy@loopy.com';
                   replyTo = 'bartell@homeless.com';
                   subject = 'JavaMail from Aaron Bartell';
                   text = 'This is the body of the email';
                   exsr javaMail;
                 endif;
                enddo;

               *inlr = *on;
              /END-FREE
             C     $qRcvDtaQ     begsr
             C                   call      'QRCVDTAQ'
             C                   parm                    dqName
             C                   parm                    dqLib
             C                   parm                    dqLen
             C                   parm                    dqData
             C                   parm                    dqWait
             C                   endsr
             C     javaMail      begsr
             C                   call      'JAVAMAIL'
             C                   parm                    from
             C                   parm                    to
             C                   parm                    replyTo
             C                   parm                    subject
             C                   parm                    text
             C                   parm                    filename
             C                   PARM                    rtnCode
             C                   PARM                    rtnText
             C                   endsr

        Thanks in advance,
        Aaron Bartell
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