RabbitMQ - Performance TuningA developer receives a channel error when attempting to batch publish with transactions in RabbitMQ. What is a likely cause?ACalling txCommit() without first calling txSelect() on the channelBPublishing messages without enabling publisher confirmsCUsing basicPublish with an invalid routing key formatDNot setting the exchange to 'amq.direct' before publishingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review transaction usageTransactions require txSelect() to start a transaction on the channel.Step 2: Identify common errorCalling txCommit() without txSelect() causes channel errors.Final Answer:Calling txCommit() without first calling txSelect() on the channel -> Option AQuick Check:Transactions must be explicitly started before commit [OK]Quick Trick: Always call txSelect() before txCommit() [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESSkipping txSelect() before committing transactionsConfusing transactions with publisher confirmsAssuming exchange type affects transaction errors
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