Message Lost in MSMQ

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I've created a public queue and sent some messages to the queue using a windows service application. The sending application executes on the same server as the queue (i.e. this is a local queue).

After restarting the server, all of the queued messages were purged. Is there any way to persist these messages after a server restart?

Posted 21-Mar-13 4:52am

saumil.sapariya

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Mar-13 10:57am

Why would you restart the service if some messages are not yet processed then?
—SA

saumil.sapariya 22-Mar-13 0:54am

Services restarted Automatically when Application pools are recycled. plz have any suggestion? post on it. Thanks :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Mar-13 1:50am

Well, a service handles some system events; including all cases when it is stopped. You can use it for completion of queue processing...
—SA

saumil.sapariya 22-Mar-13 6:19am

Below Case (I noticed following case service restarted and first message lost-
(not reach a MSMQ queue))
1) When WCF Service Deploy at time first message send it lost.
2) When Service.svc file load at time message lost.
3) When Pool recycled at this time first message lost.

I received a message form queue it's separate thread it's continue running.

Prasad Khandekar 21-Mar-13 11:31am

Please refer to this (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms978430.aspx) libray article to know more about reliable messaging with MQ.

saumil.sapariya 22-Mar-13 0:59am

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14911644/msmq-lost-first-message

my sample code such as above stackover flow question.
Can i achieve simple queue? or Will I need transaction queue for recovery of loss message??
plz post if u have any suggestion?
Thankx :)

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Rohit Kumar Mumbai · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-22T02:55:00

To achieve this you have to mark the messages as Recoverable. By default, MSMQ messages are only held in memory, but Recoverable messages are backed to disk to enable reliable MSMQ Messaging.

using System.Messaging;

Message recoverableMessage = new Message();
recoverableMessage.Body = "Sample Recoverable Message";
recoverableMessage.Recoverable = true;
MessageQueue msgQ = new MessageQueue(@".\$private\Orders");
msgQ.Send(recoverableMessage);

Details can be found at the below link:-

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms978430.aspx#bdadotnetasync2_topic2[^]