This is an indication that you are sending across a "dynamically routed" network, like the Internet.
Since congestion may cause the messages to take different path through the network, they may
arrive in the receiving system in a different order.
This is the purpose of Messages Groups in WebSphere MQ (MQSeries) to resolve. Unfortunately
this support was not introduced into WebSphere MQ for z/OS V5.3. Unless you are at the latest
and greatest WebSphere MQ has to offer your choices are limited. You can devise a way to handle it yourself or send a single message.
I can not imagine why you receive duplicate data, unless it is sent twice or possibly MS MSMQ may be utilized as the sender. Sometimes I have seen MSMQ resend data.
Dave Adam wrote:
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we have a system that sent a message
header
data
data
trailer
and came into the mainframe program as
header
data
trailer
data
is this a common thing,
or should the receiving program be intelligent enough to figure out what should have been
oh, by the way, some times they say they get duplicate info
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