Employing a USR to hold the Queue reference would be a better implemetation, Calling 'Obtain Queue' through the code numerous times, can lead to what appears to be 'memory leaks'. Tracking these down can be very difficult as it's not apparent what is causing it. Obtain Queue should not be used to grab an existing queue reference - I would urge using other traditional methods, USR or even a Global variable -(by God!) to pass a single queue reference across parts of the code...
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Employing a USR to hold the Queue reference would be a better implemetation, Calling 'Obtain Queue' through the code numerous times, can lead to what appears to be 'memory leaks'. Tracking these down can be very difficult as it's not apparent what is causing it. Obtain Queue should not be used to grab an existing queue reference - I would urge using other traditional methods, USR or even a Global variable -(by God!) to pass a single queue reference across parts of the code...