lib/sqs/right_sqs_gen2_interface.rb
# Deletes queue. Any messages in the queue are permanently lost. 
# Returns +true+ or an exception.
# Queue deletion can take up to 60 s to propagate through SQS.  Thus, after a deletion, subsequent list_queues calls
# may still show the deleted queue.  It is not unusual within the 60 s window to see the deleted queue absent from 
# one list_queues call but present in the subsequent one.  Deletion is eventual.
#
#  sqs.delete_queue('https://queue.amazonaws.com/ZZ7XXXYYYBINS/my_awesome_queue_2') #=> true
# 
Deletes queue. Any messages in the queue are permanently lost.
Returns +true+ or an exception.
Queue deletion can take up to 60 s to propagate through SQS.  Thus, after a deletion, subsequent list_queues calls
may still show the deleted queue.  It is not unusual within the 60 s window to see the deleted queue absent from
one list_queues call but present in the subsequent one.  Deletion is eventual.


Deletes queue . Any messages in the queue are permanently lost . Returns + true + or an exception . Queue deletion can take up to 60 s to propagate through SQS . Thus after a deletion subsequent list_queues calls may still show the deleted queue . It is not unusual within the 60 s window to see the deleted queue absent from one list_queues call but present in the subsequent one . Deletion is eventual .
def delete_queue(queue_url)
      req_hash = generate_request('DeleteQueue', :queue_url => queue_url)
      request_info(req_hash, SqsStatusParser.new(:logger => @logger))
    rescue
      on_exception
    end
def delete_queue ( queue_url ) req_hash = generate_request ( 'DeleteQueue' , :queue_url => queue_url ) request_info ( req_hash , SqsStatusParser . new ( :logger => @logger ) ) rescue on_exception end
Deletes queue.
Deletes queue .
queue_url
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