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| Item | Name | Description |
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| A | Source Queue | This determines whether the source queue is enabled. It also determines when the selected response will be sent back to the originating system.
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| B | Queue Buffer Size | The buffer size for the source queue, only apply when Source Queue = ON. Up to this many connector messages may be held in memory at once when queuing. Default = 1000. |
| C | Response | Determines what response to send back to the originating system. You may choose a destination's response, the post-processor return value, a response map variable, an auto-generation option, or None indicating that you do not want to send a response back at all. Select Auto-generate to send a response generated by the inbound data type using the raw message:
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| D | Process Batch | Select Yes to enable batch processing. Batch messages are only supported if the source connector's inbound properties contains a Batch section. For additional information see Batch Processing |
| E | Batch Response | Each message in the batch contains its own response that is generated via the method selected above. Select either the response from the first or last message in the batch to be sent back to the originating system. |
| F | Max Processing Threads | The maximum number of messages that can be processed through the channel simultaneously. By default this is set to 1, meaning that only one message can bd processed through a channel at any given time (does not include asynchronous processes like the destination queue). Increasing this setting can greatly improve channel performance / throughput, at the cost of message order preservation.
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