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Subject: Re: Upgrade from 5.9. to 5.10
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The lack of responses is typically due to the fact that this is a
100%-volunteer site and people just aren't around.  So, keep trying!

To answer the technical question: enqueue and dequeue counts do not persist,
so a restart of the broker (or moving messages to another broker) do not
maintain those values.

Try storing a bunch of messages in a persistent queue, restarting the broker
and then consuming them all.  You'll find a large dequeue number with an
enqueue number of 0.

For Queues, use the QueueSize value for each to determine the number of
messages each contains.  For Topic messages, look at the PendingQueueSize
(check the name of this one) in subscriptions since subscriptions store the
messages - not the Topic itself.  And, for the overall count, use the
broker's TotalMessageCount.


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