Difference between Trigger disable and trigger suspend?trigger queue location ?
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Answer / murali krishna
Trigger disable: The JMS Trigger is stopped. Integration server neither retrieves nor processes messages for the JMS trigger.
Trigger suspend:
The JMS trigger is running and connected to the JMS provider.Integration server has stopped message retrivel,but continues processing any message it has already retrieved .
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Answer / mahesh
when the triger was in disable position the broker cannot cannot find the triger and it the the document plased in the client que will be placed in the broker's dedque if the document storage type is garuented else it will discard the document this condition will accure when the connection betweeen client que and triger was failed for max retris reaches for connection
triger in suspense is nothing but when the trigger servece is executing if anything goes wrong then it trigger goes into suspend
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