Often when a new system is brought into an existing integration the messages for the last few months or years are replayed to bring the system up to speed. Iguana X provides a solution for this in the form of log resubmission.
In order to reposition a component queue you need to have linked components (at minimum a source and destination component) with log data.
From the Component Card:
Here you can only trigger a queue reposition using the destination component - requires selection of a linked upstream component queue to reposition.
In the component card’s Queue Position: click reposition.
Change the date to a previous date and time:
After clicking reposition the dialog will close itself and you will see the updated queue position in the component card:
Then close the card and pay attention to fact that there should be a large number of days of logs in the QUE column on the dashboard.
Click on the Last Log timestamp in the component card, you should see a log message showing that a new queue position was accepted:
Going back to the dashboard and running the Destination component, the component will begin to process messages from its queue and the QUE value will start to decrease:
From the Log Details:
Here you can only trigger a queue reposition using the upstream component - requires selection of a linked downstream component queue to reposition.
Navigate the Logs and choose a Component. The component chosen must have a linked downstream component.
Double click on a log message from the past to pull up the Log Details View. It must be a log message type.
Click Reposition Queue from the menu.
Choose the linked destination component (it will be auto selected).
Click Reposition.
Click on the Last Log timestamp in the component card, you should see a log message showing that a new queue position was accepted:
Going back to the dashboard and running the Destination component, the component will begin to process messages from its queue and the QUE value will start to decrease: