You didn’t mention whether or not you need to xlate the messages between threads. If not, here’s what I would do:
Set the destination thread in the metadata of the message (DESTCONN) and also setting SKIPXLT to 1. This accomplishes 2 things.
1. You don’t have to define any routes. The messages are simply placed on the outbound side of the destination thread.
2. You can skip the xlate portion of the routing, which is the slowest part.
Unless things have changed with the generate routed function, I would steer clear of it. It’s fine for low volumes, but it really starts to drag as the volume increases.
Hope this helps.
Steve
