Advanced Queue Settings
| Item | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A | Retry Count Before Queue/Error | The maximum number of times the connector attempts to send the message before queuing or erroring. |
| B | Retry Interval (ms) | The amount of time (in milliseconds) that should elapse between retry attempts to send messages. This interval applies to both the queue and initial retry attempts. |
| C | Rotate Queue | If enabled, when any message fails to be sent from the queue, the connector will place the message at the end of the queue and attempt to send the next message. This will prevent a single message from holding up the entire queue. If the order of messages processed is important, this should be disabled. |
| D | Regenerate Template | Regenerate the template and other connector properties by replacing variables each time the connector attempts to send the message from the queue. If this is disabled, the original variable replacement is used for each attempt. |
| E | Include Filter/Transformer | If enabled, the filter and transformer is re-executed before every queue send attempt. This is only available when the Regenerate Template setting is enabled. |
| F | Queue Threads | The number of threads that will read from the queue and dispatch messages simultaneously. Message order is NOT guaranteed if this value is greater than one, unless an assignment variable is used below. |
| G | Thread Assignment Variable | When using multiple queue threads, this map variable determines how to assign messages to specific threads. If rotation is disabled, messages with the same thread assignment value will always be processed in order. |
| H | Queue Buffer Size | The buffer size for the destination queue. Up to this many connector messages may be held in memory at once when queuing. |