Hi,
We were doing a bulk load test of Release and Shipment XML's and they were all processing OK until at some point the transactions all started appearing in the $publishWait queues, until this built to a high backlog, with processing continuning very slowly (it seemed that every few minutes something was pulled from the queue and processed by the Agents). Transmissions remained in FRESH status. Eventually we had to restart the system, and the transmission status went to REDO.
After restart, if we re-load one of the XML's via the GUI it processes immediately. However if we try to re-process the REDO transmissions (even in small batches, i.e. 10) they just get put back on the $publishWait queue, sit there for 5-10 minutes before starting the Agent processing. There is no other activilty going on on the box.
Seems that it might be specific to Release's, as TransOrders do not seem to show this same behavior (or at least not to the same extent).
Any ideas, explanations?
We were doing a bulk load test of Release and Shipment XML's and they were all processing OK until at some point the transactions all started appearing in the $publishWait queues, until this built to a high backlog, with processing continuning very slowly (it seemed that every few minutes something was pulled from the queue and processed by the Agents). Transmissions remained in FRESH status. Eventually we had to restart the system, and the transmission status went to REDO.
After restart, if we re-load one of the XML's via the GUI it processes immediately. However if we try to re-process the REDO transmissions (even in small batches, i.e. 10) they just get put back on the $publishWait queue, sit there for 5-10 minutes before starting the Agent processing. There is no other activilty going on on the box.
Seems that it might be specific to Release's, as TransOrders do not seem to show this same behavior (or at least not to the same extent).
Any ideas, explanations?
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