on 10-09-2006 7:04 AM
Hi All
This is with reference to my previous topic on correltaion. As my last reply was unanwsered i'm posting this for my clarifcation:
I have two receivers and corelation is set for the 'ID' field. Considering the configs are set, receiver1 gets the input message as:
E1,header line 1
When i check my monitoring the process is in Q which is indicated by clock symbol.
Again there is one more message recevied by receiver1 and its contents are:
E2, header line1.
This is also is Q waiting for its corressponding message.
If receiver2 get the message as:
E1, Line item 2
the message is correlated with E1,header line 1 and is processed . This can be verified when we have a checked flag indicated in PE coloumn as-well. The other message E2 will be in Q till it receives a corresponding message from reciver2.
Pls let me know if my understanding is right. Also let me know if i had went wrong somewhere.
Thkx.
Thkx for your reponse. Your inputs were very helpful in undestanding more on correlation.
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Hi Prabhu,
What you have explained is correct to my understanding.
id 1 -> new Process -> P1
id2 -> new Process -> P2
id 1 -> P1 execution completes.
id 2 -> P2 completes.
A process waits till it gets its corresponding input.For all other inputs a new instance is created.
Thanks and Regards,
Sudheer.
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in case you have your correlation based on 'ID', so when
E1,header line 1
E1, header line 2
E1, header line 3 etc comes it goes to one instance of the IP.
But in case after the above 3 messages
E2, header line 1 comes then a diff. instance is generated.
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