Max number of messages in PI queues

All,
I got a question from a customer wondering how many messages can pill up in XI queues until the system 'explods'. Anyone of you has an idea?
Thanks a lot
Dimitri

Hi,
there is no specific value for that. As already mention this depends on some facts like your system resources, message size, frequency, EO / EOIO, number of queues, ...
From my experience: I've seen systems with some several tousands of messages (small one's up to 3 MB) and PI did not have any problems with it.
Regards,
Kai

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