Processor Groups

As part of an IP definition, you can specify the processor group to manage messages from the IP.

You can better allocate system resources by defining an IP definition to assign File, Time, and Query serial IPs to a processor group that you define. This enables the processor group to manage the messages from the IP. Because you can simultaneously perform tasks on multiple message processors and process messages written to the associated queues, you can run a single-threaded process as a multi-threaded process.

For example, if a large number of messages from a query process need to be processed quickly, you can assign a processor group to that query process. When messages from that query process are received by the ScribeIn queue, they are directed to the message queues assigned to that process, where those messages can be processed simultaneously. Similarly, if a file process is managing a small number of messages and those messages do not have to be processed quickly, you can assign a single processor group to manage those messages on a scheduled basis. Then, when messages from that file process are written to the ScribeIn queue, they are directed to the single processor group assigned to that process, where they are processed according to the schedule.

Note:

Adding message queues is enabled through your Scribe Insight license. If you need to add message queues but the Integration Server Properties dialog box does not provide a means to do so, contact Sales to upgrade your license.