RE: SNDEMAIL - volumne testing

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

That might work.  But it has too many drawbacks.  The biggest being that 
if the QMSF jobs are down then the user(s) sit until the timeout.
I am thinking of using a UUID.  That should be unique enough.  Then maybe 
I'll combine that with an api to check for existence.  If it exists call 
the UUID again.
I need to do something like this because of the problem when QMSF is down 
and the fact that the three digit roll over isn't large enough.

However based on journal analysis I don't think that this is the issue.

Rob Berendt
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RE: SNDEMAIL - volumne testing






accepting that this is not an IBM bug, the error proof way to handle this 
is
to poll for the existance of the file passed to the QtmmSendMail api until
the file does not exist.  The mail server framework job probably deletes
that file after the actual send of the email message.  This would also 
catch
the situation where QMSF does not send the message because of whatever
problem and never deletes the mime message file.  So there would be a
timeout on the "poll for file existance" loop.

-Steve Richter

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We use a unique serial number also.  However we only use three digits.
This might be a problem if our qmsf jobs were down for a day as we
generate over 1,500 emails per day.  I will put this on the project list
to fix.

Rob Berendt
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PO Box 2000
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