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I heard a recommendation -- this was a long time ago, now -- that data queues be deleted and re-created periodically. If you don't do that, space will be wasted and they may become corrupt. I don't know how relevant that still is today. I very rarely use data queues anymore, prefering to use sockets or pipes for program-to-program communication. > Has anyone seen a data queue become corrupted and not accept data > anymore? Our ERP system writes work order numbers to a data queue for > processing. Yesterday, none of the work order numbers were entering the > data queue. After an hour with tech support, they suggested deleting > and recreating the data queue. Everything works great now. I am still > worried that it could happen again. Any ideas?
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