Re: [Quickfix-users] understandign message gap filling

[Oren M. <ore...@ya...>]

This depends on which message store you use.  I'm
assuming that you are using the FileMessageStore.  The
location of the files that keeps track of the engin
state are determined by the FileStorePath
configuration parameters for each session.  If you
look in your configuration file, you should see the
paths being used by your sessions.

--- ma...@Ge... wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I have been experimenting with crashing my QuickFix
> application to see how
> recovery can work.  I noticed that QF is taking care
> of managing message holes
> or gaps.  It seems that if I send an order and
> immediately call abort() then
> obviously I don't get the execution report.  I check
> the logs and it is not
> there.  Then, I started my application and send no
> orders and no aborts.  After
> logon I get the missing execution report.  Very
> nice, it seems QF will manage
> that part of recovery for me.
> 
> I suspected that QF was using the log files on
> startup to determine what had
> been received and what not.  So, I deleted all my
> logs before restarting my
> application.  It picked up where it left off.  How
> does QF determine what
> messages were not received?
> 
> Thank you,
> Marc
> 
> 
>
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