JMS Queue loosing messages on Server restart

Hi ,
We are having a problem with a queue that is loosing pending messages if the server is restarted.
We have following setup of Oracle Weblogic version 9.2 mp1.
The JMS Server is backed up by a DB based persistent store.we are having a message driven bean that process the message in the queue asynchronously.
the message that is delivered to the queue has Delivery Mode 'persistent'
and the mdb using transactionType=MessageDriven.MessageDrivenTransactionType.CONTAINER.
What is strange that we are loosing pending message in the queue , when server is restarted .even checking in the xxx'_WLSSTORE table in db i can see the message
was persisted.
If anyone of you have seen this situation kindly let me know.
thanks in advance.
Rgds
roy

You can follow this article to troubleshoot pending message issues.
http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/2011/01/10/working-with-jms-and-the-standard-issues-in-jms/
-Faisal

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