CREATE ROUTE

Add a new route to the routing table for the current database.

Syntax
      CREATE ROUTE route  [AUTHORIZATION owner ]
            WITH [SERVICE_NAME = 'service', ]
               [BROKER_INSTANCE = 'broker_instance_identifier' , ]
                  [LIFETIME = route_lifetime , ]
                     ADDRESS =  'next_hop_address'
                        [, MIRROR_ADDRESS = 'next_hop_mirror_address' ] [; ]
	  
Key:
   route           The route to create
   owner           Owner of the route
   service         The remote service that this route points to
                   must match the remote name exactly.
   broker_instance The database that hosts the target service. (any)
   route_lifetime  Time, in seconds, to retain the route in the routing table. (Never)
   address         TCP://address:port

Service Broker does not remove expired routes from the routing table. An expired route can be made active with ALTER ROUTE.

Example

SELECT service_broker_guid
FROM sys.databases
WHERE database_id = DB_ID()

CREATE ROUTE DemoRoute
    WITH
    SERVICE_NAME = '//ss64.com/Demo',
    BROKER_INSTANCE = 'c4g576-12A3-5th2-g591-6289B56C1E735',
    ADDRESS = 'TCP://192.168.10.2:1234' ;

"Get your kicks on ROUTE 66" - Jack Kerouac

Related commands:

ALTER ROUTE
DROP ROUTE
sys.routes - List routing table