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SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
Poison Message Handling
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over 5 years ago
by
junan_msft
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Service broker provides automatic poison message detection, which disables the service queue upon five consecutive transaction rollbacks in trying to receive messages from the queue. However, an application should not rely on this feature for normal processing...
SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
A simple secure dialog with transport certificates
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over 5 years ago
by
portegys
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If you want to have a broker dialog between server instances, you have to be concerned with having a secure network connection, which in service broker terminology is called transport security. An effective way to accomplish this is using certificates...
SQL Server: Service Broker Team Blog
Service Broker Periodic Tasks
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over 5 years ago
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priyankporwal
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SSB receives notifications every 5 seconds from the SQL engine's timer framework. SSB in turn counts these notifications and performs its various periodic maintenance tasks at different intervals. Tasks performed every notification: 1. Internal...
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