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===Transmitting data to a queue on another queue manager=== Queue types: *'''Local queue''': represents the location where data is stored awaiting processing. *'''Remote queue''': represents a queue on another queue manager. They define the destination queue, which is one element of the routing mechanism for messages. *'''Cluster queue''': represents a queue which is reachable via any queue manager in its cluster. A message is placed on a remote queue. The messages goes to a temporary storage transmission queue associated with a channel. On placing a message on a remote queue, the message is transmitted across the remote channel. If the transmission is successful, the message is removed from the transmit queue. On receiving a message, the receiving queue manager examines the message to determine whether the message is for itself or if must go to another queue manager. If the receiving queue manager, the required queue will be checked, and if it exists, the message is placed on this queue. If not, the message is placed on the [[dead letter queue]]. MQ has features to manage efficient transmission of data across a variety of communication media. For example, messages can be batched together until a queue reaches a particular depth.
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