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Query Filter

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Based on the screenshot you provided, you have successfully located the Topic Endpoint (Queue) where these messages are residing. The queue name is DTE_156783_US_ExtInc_cash_coes_sls1_Q_0.

Since you have already selected the checkboxes for several messages, you are very close to deleting them. Here is how to finish the process:

1. Identify the "LEONID" Message

  • In the list under Messages Queued, click the small right-facing arrow (>) next to the checkbox for a Message ID.
  • This will expand the message details. Look at the Payload or Content section to find the "LEONID CITI DEMO" text.
  • Note: The messages in your screenshot are from September 15 & 16, 2025. If the "LEONID" message was sent "last fall," you may need to scroll down or use the filter to find older messages.

2. Delete the Selected Messages

  • Once you have checked the boxes for the specific messages you want to remove (as you have started doing in the image):
  • Click the "Action" button located at the top right of the message list (next to the filter/settings icons).
  • Select Delete from the dropdown menu.
  • Confirm the deletion in the pop-up prompt.

3. Using the Filter (Faster)

Since there are 81 messages queued and the "LEONID" message is driving people crazy, it might be easier to filter for it:

  1. Click the Filter icon (three horizontal lines/sliders) on the far right, above the message list.
  2. Search for LEONID.
  3. If the message appears, select it and use the Action > Delete flow.

Important Observation

Your screenshot shows that these messages have 0 Redeliveries. This means the "annoying" message isn't actually being sent to an application and failing; it is simply sitting in the queue. If people are seeing it "surface," it's likely because an application is performing a "Browse" of the queue rather than "Consuming" it, or they are looking at the same Solace Manager screen you are.

Caution: Ensure that you only check the boxes for the specific "DEMO" messages. Any messages with larger attachment sizes (like the ~1850B ones) might be actual production orders that you do not want to delete.

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