When will file transfer be used to send a message?

Hi,
My understanding is that a message is only sent via file transfer if the size of the message is greater than 75% of the IPC queue capacity; file transfer will never be used in response to a blocking situation that arises due to the number of messages exhausting the queue capacity (this will result in an immediate failure if the TPNOBLOCK flag is used, or else a failure response when the timeout is reached).
We have the following message in the ULOG:
"TMQUEUE.4288.3081606848.0: LIBTUX_CAT:1285: WARN: tpreturn message send blocked, will try file transfer"
Would I be correct in assuming this is because of the size of the message, or is this something specific to TMQUEUE operations? If my understanding of how transfer by disk can occur is wrong, please set me straight!
Thanks,
Malcolm.

Malcolm,
Tuxedo will use file transfer if
a) The size of the message is greater than 75% of the total capacity of the queue.
b) The original msgsnd() fails with EINVAL. (Some operating systems have a MSGMAX kernel configuration parameter limiting the size of an individual message which can be set to less than the total capacity of the queue. If an application attempts to send a message greater than this size it will fail with EINVAL.)
c) The original non-blocking msgsnd() fails with EAGAIN and the message is being sent by tpreturn(). (This is the case where LIBTUX_CAT:1285 is logged.)
d) The original non-blocking msgsnd() fails with EAGAIN, the TPNOBLOCK option is not set, the original message is over 500 bytes, the TMNOTHREADS environment variable is not set to Y, and the message is not being sent by certain system processes that are always single threaded.
For domain gateways only, the file transfer in case (c) can be avoided if GW_FILETRANSFER=OFF is set.
Regards,
Ed

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