Use the -s flag with amqoamd. That tells it to write out setmqaut commands,
which you can save to a file. Then you can do whatever you need to with
them, including run them.
"Ward, Mike S"
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Hi all, I used AMQOAMD to save my authorities, how do you use the output as
input into SETMQAUT? Has anyone worked with this before?
Mike S. Ward Jr.
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