XI 2.0 Scheduling re-try for failed messages

Hello :
We have a requierment where we need to re-schedule the failed message for retry after an interval. Do any one know functionality in XI 2.0 system?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Rajan Kidambi

Hi!
You just need to schedule a job making use of the program RSXMB_RESTART_MESSAGES to restart failed messages.
Regards, Tanja

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