- Login to the EMS admin tool and connect to the concerned EMS instance. - Run command: show consumers - In the output, there is a column: SAS[NMBS] where A stands for acknowledgement mode of the consumer. Check for it's value for the corresponding consumer: A - mode of consumer's session, values are: — N - no acknowledge — A - auto acknowledge — D - dups_ok acknowledge — C - client acknowledge — T - session is transactional — X - XA or MS DTC session — Z - connection consumer
2) From the client side logs: - Connect to ems admin tool and run the command: set server client_trace=enabled - Check at the client side for the extra EMS logging getting generated after enabling client trace. For eg: 2018-10-10 18:45:45.848 [1446392013 Thread-269] [TIBCO EMS]: [J] QueueConnection Create QueueSession conn=5 sess=42 transacted=false ackmode=1 2018-10-10 18:45:45.868 [1446392013 Thread-269] [TIBCO EMS]: [J] QueueConnectionFactory[URL=tcp://localhost:7222;clientID=null;Properties={}] CreateQueueConnection conn=28 user={not set} UTC offset=0 2018-10-10 18:45:45.868 [1446392013 Thread-269] [TIBCO EMS]: [J] QueueConnection Create QueueSession conn=28 sess=43 transacted=false ackmode=1 2018-10-10 18:45:45.868 [1446392013 Thread-269] [TIBCO EMS]: [J] QueueSession Create Queue conn=28 sess=43 dest=$sys.lookup
- Check for the ackmode in the logs. The value of the ackmode would tell the acknowledgement mode that this client is using. -Values of ackmode: 1= AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE 2= CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE 3= DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE 23= EXPLICIT_CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE (TIBCO Proprietary) 24= EXPLICIT_CLIENT_DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE (TIBCO Proprietary) 22= NO_ACKNOWLEDGE (TIBCO Proprietary)