Re: XML File to MQ

2019-03-06 Thread Ron Thomas
Thanks Grant for the info.

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Re: XML File to MQ

2019-03-06 Thread Ward Able, Grant
If you are using MQ Server, rather than MQ Client, then you can use channel 
compression, which works well for text based data, such as xml files. We use 
these in some of our channels:
 COMPHDR('SYSTEM') COMPMSG('ZLIBFAST')



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Hi . I am working in one of the data migration projects where are sending item 
related details to a 3'rd party system .  We have around 300K items and we are 
planning to send through a XML file in 4 batches . One Item has got around 400 
lines of information.

So our question is it ok  to send such huge volume of xml data (75000*400 = 30 
Million lines of data).

what are the kind of failures we see here ? is this approach good in production 
environment ? Would like to get some suggestions on this  .

Regards
Ron T

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Re: XML File to MQ

2019-03-05 Thread Ron Thomas
Thanks Allan for your thoughts .

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Re: XML File to MQ

2019-03-05 Thread Allan Staller
This would relate to how robust the MQ setup is. We have had issues with 
unexpected volumes of transactions.

You might try (e.g. 10K*400) multiple times.

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Hi . I am working in one of the data migration projects where are sending item 
related details to a 3'rd party system .  We have around 300K items and we are 
planning to send through a XML file in 4 batches . One Item has got around 400 
lines of information.

So our question is it ok  to send such huge volume of xml data (75000*400 = 30 
Million lines of data).

what are the kind of failures we see here ? is this approach good in production 
environment ? Would like to get some suggestions on this  .

Regards
Ron T

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XML File to MQ

2019-03-05 Thread Ron Thomas
Hi . I am working in one of the data migration projects where are sending item 
related details to a 3'rd party system .  We have around 300K items and we are 
planning to send through a XML file in 4 batches . One Item has got around 400 
lines of information.

So our question is it ok  to send such huge volume of xml data (75000*400 = 30 
Million lines of data). 

what are the kind of failures we see here ? is this approach good in production 
environment ? Would like to get some suggestions on this  .

Regards
Ron T

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