Deleting EOIO messages from the queue

Hi PI Experts,
I have few hundred EOIO messages stuck in SMQ2. Of course the first message is in error and rest are holding.
My requirement is that I dont want these holding messages to get processed once the first erroneous message is cancelled. So, before I cancel the first message, I want to delete these holding messages. Is there any way to do this?
I tried deleting the LUW from SMQ2 but the correspoding message will remain in recorded state forever in MONI.
Pleaes suggest.
Thanks and Regards,
Dhawal.

Hi Michal and Dhawal,
I had a little different experience when i was working ..
Suppose there is a message with system error ...and u are able to resend it successfully ..the messages behind that in the Q go automatically
But if you are not able to resend and u cancel that mesg...the first message that is immediately behind the canceled message needs to be resend and then only the others will go..
@michal,
Do let me know if this understanding is not correct

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