Variables
const	OMQ::QS_Waiting = "WAITING"
	Queue Status Text Description: `WAITING`.

const	OMQ::QS_Received = "RECEIVED"
	Queue Status Text Description: `RECEIVED`.

const	OMQ::QS_Error = "ERROR"
	Queue Status Text Description: `ERROR`.

const	OMQ::QS_Used = "USED"
	Queue Status Text Description: `USED`.

Detailed Description

These are the possible descriptions for an asynchronous queue data's status code. Note that descriptive status values are returned by almost all API functions even though abbreviated codes are actually stored in the database; this is mainly for backwards compatibility.

See also: Queue Data Status Codes for the corresponding value for each status description; OMQ::QSMap for a hash that can be used to map from descriptive status codes to Queue Data Status Codes; OMQ::SQLQSMap for a hash that can be used to map from SQL status codes to Queue Data Status Descriptions; OMQ::QS_ALL for a list of all valid queue statuses

Variable Documentation

◆ QS_Error

const OMQ::QS_Error = "ERROR"

Queue Status Text Description: ERROR.

The equivalent status code actually stored in the database is OMQ::SQL_QS_Error

◆ QS_Received

const OMQ::QS_Received = "RECEIVED"

Queue Status Text Description: RECEIVED.

The equivalent status code actually stored in the database is OMQ::SQL_QS_Received

◆ QS_Used

const OMQ::QS_Used = "USED"

Queue Status Text Description: USED.

The equivalent status code actually stored in the database is OMQ::SQL_QS_Used

Note: this status is only used in Oracle databases where the queue rows are not deleted in order to preserve the integrity of the indexes on the QUEUE_DATA table

◆ QS_Waiting

const OMQ::QS_Waiting = "WAITING"

Queue Status Text Description: WAITING.