anonymous wrote : 
  | On a related note, "count" functionality is almost always an expensive 
operation - especially in highly scaleable systems.
  | 
  | This is even true for RDBMS's, since often counts often have to be 
re-calculated each time (often by table scan), since maintaining counters for 
the table requires locking which is a barrier to scalability.
  | 

Interesting. Table scans == bad. At least there we have the option of indexes. 
I wish I could do some work on putting indexes into the JBoss Messaging system. 
Maybe someday.

Looking forward to hearing what you have to say about the consumer handling the 
message count...

Best,

Mark


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