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The following table lists the supported MSMQ functions and any differences or limitations from the desktop implementation.
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Fully supported. |
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Fully supported. |
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Fully supported. |
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Can create only local private queue. For more information, see MQCreateQueue. |
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Can delete only local queue using DIRECT format name. |
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Frees memory allocated by MSMQ. |
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Can only be called for local machine. The only property supported is PROPID_QM_MACHINE_ID. |
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Can only be called on local machine using DIRECT format name. The PROPID_Q_INSTANCE property is not supported. Returns MQ_INFORMATION_PROPERTY_IGNORED in status field. |
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Returns DIRECT format name. |
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Changes the state of a computer or queue. |
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Retrieves information about a queue or the MSMQ installation on a computer. |
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Can only open queues through the PRIVATE DIRECT format name. Never fails opening outgoing queue if format name is correct and disk space is sufficient. |
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Returns the PRIVATE DIRECT format name. |
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The pTransactionparameter is not supported and should be set to NULL. Encryption properties are not supported. |
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Only single message transactions are supported. Some properties are not supported. For more information, see Sending Messages to a Queue. |
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Can only set properties on local queues using DIRECT format name. PROPID_Q_AUTHENTICATE can only be MQ_AUTHENTICATE_NONE. PROPID_Q_JOURNAL is only supported for queues created with the journal property. For more information, see Sending Messages to a Queue. |