Input queues

Each set of FTM SWIFT services has its own set of input queues. For each of these queues:
  • The open input counts both should be greater than 0.
  • A queue depth (the number of messages in the queue) that continually increases over a long period indicates that the process that retrieves messages from the queue is not running properly.
The input queues are:
  • For messages processed by the SIPN FIN or FMT FIN services:
    prefix.DNF_ILC_FIN
    The input queue of the DNF_ILC_FIN message flow.
    prefix.DNF_ILS_ACK
    The input queue of the DNF_ILS_ACK message flow.
    prefix.DNF_ILS_FIN
    The input queue of the DNF_ILS_FIN message flow.
    instance.DNF_FSM_SLS.lt
    Input queue to receive FIN messages from an SAG.
    prefix.DNF_PF_IS
    The input queue of the DNF_PF_IS message flow.
    Common client request queue
    The input queue used by the SAGs in a local queue cluster. The name of this queue depends on your installation.
    Instance-specific client request queue
    The input queue used by the SAGs in a local queue cluster. The name of this queue depends on your installation.
    Application queues
    FIN applications have queues in which they receive messages; for example, reply queues for FIN acknowledgment messages, and input queues for FIN OSN messages. The names of these queues depend on your application.
    Transmission queues
    A transmission queue is used to pass messages to a queue that has a different queue manager. Each transmission queue must have a name that is identical to the name of the queue manager of the receiving queue.
  • For messages processed by the signature verification service:
    prefix.DNF_V_REQ
    The input queue of the DNF_V_REQ message flow.
  • For messages processed by the MSIF transfer services:
    prefix.DNF_O_FTx
    Input queues of the MSIF transfer services for regular-priority messages from applications.
    prefix.DNF_O_FTUMHx
    Input queues of the MSIF transfer services for high-priority messages from applications.
    prefix.DNF_O_FTTMHx
    Input queues of the MSIF transfer services for high-priority trusted messages. Examples of trusted messages are messages from the SAG or internal messages.
    prefix.DNF_O_FTTMLx
    Input queues of the MSIF transfer services for low-priority trusted messages.
    prefix.DNF_O_FTIOx
    Input queues of the MSIF transfer services for messages that trigger file I/O operations.