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The following table shows the MSMQ functions with a description of the purpose of each.
| Programming element | Description |
|---|---|
| MQCloseCursor | This function closes a specific cursor, allowing Message Queuing (MSMQ) to release the associated resources. |
| MQCloseQueue | This function closes a given queue. |
| MQCreateCursor | This function creates a cursor for a specific queue and returns a handle to the cursor. |
| MQCreateQueue | This function creates a private queue. |
| MQDeleteQueue | This function deletes a queue from the local computer. |
| MQFreeMemory | This function frees memory allocated by MSMQ. |
| MQGetMachineProperties | This function retrieves information about a Queue Manager on the local machine. |
| MQGetQueueProperties | This function retrieves the specified set of properties for a local queue. |
| MQHandleToFormatName | This function returns a direct format name for the queue based on its handle. |
| MQMgmtAction | This function changes the state of a computer or queue. |
| MQMgmtGetInfo | This function retrieves information about a queue or the Message Queuing installation on a computer. |
| MQOpenQueue | This function opens a queue for sending messages to the queue or for reading its messages. |
| MQPathNameToFormatName | This function returns a private direct format name based on the MSMQ path name provided. |
| MQReceiveMessage | This function allows you to read messages in the queue. |
| MQSendMessage | This function sends a message to the queue corresponding to the handle hDestinationQueue. |
| MQSetQueueProperties | This function sets the properties of a local queue. |
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