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A route is stalled when the message flow through the route stops. A route could stall due to destination limits, server resource limits and other reasons detailed below.

Example 1).  In a case when the server on the route is reaching the memory limit specified by the max_msg_memory  parameter, the server stops accepting incoming messages and the flow on the  route is stalled. After the memory is released the message flow may resume.

Example 2).  When the maxBytes variable for a global topic exceeds the configured limits on the downstream server, the flow across the route will stall.

Example 3). When a server tries to send a message to another server and does not have permission, it may cause the route to stall.  The message “Unable to server the flow stall recover request from server EMS-SERVER,  invalid consumer” will be reported. After that the route is stalled and the data will not flow between the servers.

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