Specifying default queue-depth thresholds

A queue-depth threshold is the number of messages in a queue or queue family that, when exceeded, results in an event being issued. For the MER queues that are configured for a particular OU, a person with the access rights provided by the system configuration administrator (DniSA) role can specify a default for each of the following queue-depth thresholds:

MonitorThresholdRouting: If the number of messages (not counting templates) in an MER queue family that are waiting to be routed reaches or exceeds this threshold, an event message with the message ID DNQK1131I is issued.
MonitorThresholdUser: If the number of messages (not counting templates) in an MER queue family that are awaiting user action reaches or exceeds this threshold, an event message with the message ID DNQK1130I is issued.

The specified default must be a positive integer. If a default is not configured, an event is not issued regardless of how many messages are in an MER queue, unless a queue-depth threshold was specified directly for that queue as described in Creating new queues.

The following commands set default thresholds for the MER queues that are configured for the OU BANKA:

dnicli -i instance -ou SYSOU -s DNI_SYSADM
add -ou BANKA -ct DnqEROUOptions -co DnqEROUOptions -attr MonitorThresholdRouting -val 20
add -ou BANKA -ct DnqEROUOptions -co DnqEROUOptions -attr MonitorThresholdUser    -val 100