Closed 05vald0 closed 1 year ago
the Azure Functions runtime does not provide a built-in mechanism for deferring messages within a Service Bus Trigger. The Service Bus Trigger in Azure Functions is designed to automatically complete the message after the function execution.
If you require message deferral capabilities, you may need to consider alternative approaches such as using a separate Azure Function or implementing a custom solution outside the scope of Azure Functions.
Please refer to the official Azure Functions documentation for the most up-to-date information on the capabilities and limitations of Service Bus Triggers in Azure Functions:
Azure Functions Service Bus Trigger Azure Functions Python developer guide https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-bus-messaging/message-deferral
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I hope you got the answer if not pls raise new request will work on that .Hence Closing. Thanks
Binding: Service Bus Trigger, programming model V2
I want to defer the input message of a Service Bus Trigger, since the message should only be marked as complete when another Service Bus Trigger finishes. However, the only example of message deferral in Python I've found uses a queue receiver. If I understand correctly, I cannot get the message via such receiver within the trigger, since the input message is locked by the trigger.
I tried setting the autoCompleteMessage attribute to false in host.json, and then settling the message outside of the trigger, but it did not make any difference, since the message was removed from the queue as soon as the trigger finished.
Is there a way to do this?