Which of the following is not a real queue?
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Local Queue
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Initiation Queue
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Remote Queue
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Dead Letter Queue
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Local Queue, Initiation Queue, and Dead Letter Queue all physically store messages in the Queue Manager's storage. A Remote Queue is just a definition object - it's a pointer that tells MQ where the actual queue is located (on another Queue Manager). Remote queues don't store messages themselves; they resolve to a transmission queue and a target queue on another system.