What are convoys

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What are convoys..

Answer / solairajan

Convoys exist in the world any time multiple single items
must be related together in order to achieve something that
the individual item cannot accomplish by itself. This
concept generalizes into a basic design pattern. This is
convoy processing.

Convoy processing can be additionally broken out into two
separate categories as shown in the following list:

Sequential convoy - Items that are in a order, one after
another

Parallel convoy - Items that are in any order, but must all
be present before something occurs

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What are convoys..

Answer / surya kumari

Under certain conditions, an orchestration instance might
receive a group of correlated messages all at the same
time. In this situation, a race condition might occur, in
which one of the messages in the group must initialize a
correlation set in the orchestration instance before the
other messages can be correlated to that orchestration
instance.

To ensure that all of the correlated messages are received
by the same orchestration instance, BizTalk Server detects
the potential for such a race condition and treats these
messages as a convoy

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