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MQ Message Variable

The MQ Message variable contains the attribute of an MQ message. Referring to the correlationId in a Project will return the JMSCorrelationID of the message. Referring to the file attribute in a project will return the path of the file where the message contents were stored. For more information on each attribute refer to the following table:

Attribute	Description
id	The ID of the message.
file	The path of the file where the message contents were stored.
correlationId	The correlation ID of the message, if any.
destination	The full destination path. For example, queue:///queueName
queueName	The queue name if the destination was a queue.
topicName	The topic name if the destination was a topic.
deliveryMode	The delivery mode.
expiration	The date/timestamp when the message will expire.
priority	The priority of the message. Possible values are 0 through 9, with 0 being the lowest priority, and 9 being the highest.
redelivered	Whether the message was redelivered.
replyTo	The queue or topic to reply to, if any.
timestamp	The date/timestamp when the message was sent.
type	The type of message.
properties[propertyName]	The JMS and user-defined message properties can be retrieved by using the properties[propertyName] syntax. Replacing propertyName with the appropriate JMS or user-defined property will return the respective value.

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MQ Message Variable