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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Service Broker / December 2005

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Would it happen for no instance to process the second message?31 Dec 2005 04:34 GMT5
if MySP_QueueReader is the program activated by MyQueue and
MyQueue.Max_Queue_Read=1, and the codes of MySP_QueueReader is as followed,
create MySP_QueueRead as
begin
A question to the Scenario in "A First Look at SQL Server 2005 Service Broker"28 Dec 2005 01:40 GMT4
After reading the article "A First Look at SQL Server 2005 Service Broker"
by Roger Wolter (http://www.microsoft.com/indonesia/msdn/sqlsvcbroker.asp),
I have a simple question to the scenario one in that article,
Because the Figures in the original article is lost, I put one on my ...
How to detect if an object is existed or not?27 Dec 2005 13:46 GMT2
If I create message type more than once (for some reasons), I will get an
error message of "There is already an object named 'xxxxxxxxxx' in the
database.
How to detect if an object is already existed or not?
No messages in Receiveing Queue20 Dec 2005 01:36 GMT2
In trying to learn SB, I have created a simple "Hello World" app as listed
below.  The problem is that no matter how I've futzed with it so far,
nothing ever shows up in the "ktTestReceivingQueue".    If I don't execute
the line, "end conversation @handle ;" then I see the ...
40KB blocks06 Dec 2005 14:51 GMT26
Roger said messages over 40KB are divided into 40KB blocks.  Does that mean
exactly 40960 bytes?  So if I send a byte[] of 40960 bytes, it will be sent
in exactly 1 message?  TIA
So what is this thing called a service broker?05 Dec 2005 04:35 GMT4
First I've heard of it, was just browsing the BOL at and around
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms166049.aspx
and don't quite have the picture yet.
Is there a better overview available online?
 
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