Try it your self and see.





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His Q is already at zero, so I don't think the clear command will help.



http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=18537&highlight=queue+file
"The msgs have been removed from the msg chains so they are no longer
accessible, but they remain in the physical queue file until the file is
compressed. This happens at a checkpoint if nobody has the queue open and
it
has contained no msgs for the previous 2 checkpoints, or at qmgr shutdown."


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Issue a clear queue command on the empty queue, but the queue cannot be
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We have a disk drive full and it is all due to two files. These are
the 'q' files that store the actual messages. The queue depth
has finally reached zero but these q files still are taking a
lot of disk space.

I beleive these file will be resized to a more appropriate size
but dont know how often this occurs. Does anyone have
any ideas?

We are running Windows 2000, WebSphere MQ v5.3

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