Restoring Dead Messages
You can use this option to restore dead messages. To restore a single message, click the Restore icon on the message row.
You can also restore multiple messages simultaneously. The following sections list steps to do the same.
Note: For Oracle Database Server, select the Dead radio button for the MBox Queue for which you want the messages restored.
For SQL Server and DB2 Database Server, click the DEADQUEUE tab on the left pane to view a list of dead messages.
Selective Restoration
| 1. | Select the check box for the message that you want to restore. If you want to restore multiple messages, you can select multiple check boxes. |
| 2. | Click Restore to restore the selected message or messages. A confirmation dialog box is displayed. |
| 3. | (Only for SQL and DB2 Database Servers) A dialog box is displayed prompting you to choose the queue to which you want to restore the selected message. Select the queue and click Restore or Cancel. |
| 4. | On the confirmation dialog box, click YES, RESTORE. |
| 5. | On successful restoration, a confirmation message stating “Message/Messages from DEADQUEUE have been restored successfully” is displayed. If restoration fails, a message informing about the failure is displayed. |
Restoring All Dead Messages
Note: The Restore ALL option is disabled when a filter is applied.
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To restore all dead messages on a page, click Restore ALL. A confirmation dialog box is displayed.
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(Only for SQL and DB2 Database Servers) A dialog box is displayed prompting you to choose the queue to which you want to restore the selected message. Select the queue and click Restore.
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On the confirmation dialog box, click YES, RESTORE.
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On successful restoration, a confirmation message is displayed.