Copied the executed the whole script in one session (except the cleanup). Do not see any message in the table. What do I miss?

Thanks for all of the time you invest in SQL Authority. You do a great job of teaching.

I have a SQL application that must send several text files to a share on a client’s Windows server. I use SSIS to create the text file and save it to the client’s share; however, if the share is not available due to network issues, the SSIS package fails.

Is this an appropriate use of SQL service broker.

Thanks,
Jon

Here is a real life example for you. We used Service Broker almost like a SCADA system. We took sql server 2008 express and WonderWare’s sql 2005 version and deployed it out into the field on our equipment. We used WonderWares ability to read the meters and store the data. We then created a stored procedure to capture the data on a per second interval and place it in a queue in the sql server 2008 express version. The express version has the ability to prioritize the messages. All 200 pieces of equipment send a message on a per second bases back to a central collection point. There is a single database on the data collection side that all of the data resides in and thus can be analyed at will. The central collection point database of course uses table partitioning to handle and query all of the data in a reasonable amount of time.

You would need to use Database Replication for that.

I would really appreciate it if you could demonstrate another example for MULTIPLE INSTANCES.

In vain Ive been wrestling to make it.

Thanks

Very nice article help me a lot , now i am finding advance level matter so that we can implement it in projects .

Thanks

I want to Syncronize my database kept at two different locations having different IP’s How can I use SQL Broker Service to do that

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Madhav Mishra

ex: For each Conversation handle
End CONVERSATION

DECLARE @handle uniqueidentifier
DECLARE conv cursor for select distinct conversation_handle from SBSendQueue WITH (NOLOCK)
OPEN conv
FETCH NEXT FROM conv into @handle
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
END CONVERSATION @handle WITH cleanup
/*select CONVERT(NVARCHAR(MAX), message_body) AS Message,@handle from DBO.SBReceiveQueue WITH (NOLOCK) WHERE [conversation_handle] = @handle*/
FETCH NEXT FROM conv INTO @handle
END
CLOSE conv
DEALLOCATE conv

select ‘ALTER DATABASE ‘+name+’ SET ENABLE_BROKER’ from sys.databases where name in (‘db1′,’db2′,..)

Is there an easy way to switch on Service Broker for a whole database server at once? Or should I just run:
ALTER DATABASE ServiceBrokerTest SET ENABLE_BROKER
GO
for each database in sys.databases?

I want to use it to send myself email about backup jobs etc. that run on all databases.

I created a view to retrieve the message from the queue with the following query:
SELECT Queuing_order AS MessageID, CONVERT(NVARCHAR(MAX), message_body) AS Message
FROM dbo.SBReceiveQueue

In my application i want to retrieve these queue messages in an Oracle 10g database. But when i query data from the view as created above, it drops off the column “Message”.

Can you please help me with this?

You have given the example for one database only and did the process of sending and receiving the message in same database.
How can we communicate for two different server databases ?
Where i need to with above script for two different server? databases ?

Thanks,
Paresh Prajapati

Thanks
Deepak