Re: Can you associate a data queue with a distribution queue?

 Rob, 

        It has been awhile, but I seem to remember doing this with a msgq 
instead of with a data queue.  If you hang a msg handler on the msg queue 
of the receiving party, you will see the file arrived msg in the handler 
and can then use the rcvnetf command to handle it, or send a data queue 
entry to another task if necessary..

        Hopes this helps.

        JMS

On Mon, 12 Oct 1998, Rob Berendt wrote:

> We have a program that uses a delay loop to process RCVNETF.  Is there a way 
>to:
> 
> A)  Associate a data queue with a distribution queue, much like you can do 
>with output queues?
> 
> B)  Call an API, perhaps QRCVNETF that functions much like QRCVDTAQ, complete 
>with the delay parameter?
> 
> C)  Some alternative cool technique?
> 
> I would prefer the data queue.  This would make it easier to shutdown the 
>process by sending a value to the dataqueue indicating such.
> 
> 
> What object does the command WRKNETF get it's information from?  If it is a 
>database then perhaps I can add a trigger to update a data queue.
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