>Hi, >We have encountered a problem when testing clustering. >Platform Sun Solaris 2.6, MQ52 (base level I think, no CSD0x applied)
>Situation is, 2 separate clusters (say A and B), each on 2 qmgrs. Each >qmgr holds a full repository. A 5th qmgr is in both clusters, no >repository. >For each cluster we can put messages on the cluster queues from each >qmgr in the cluster. >When the two qmgrs holding repositories for A join cluster B and the >ones holding repositories for B join A, we cannot put messages from the >2 qmgrs that just joined, getting a 2189 error code. Putting msgs to >either cluster from the 5th qmgr still works fine. >If we change the definitions that all 4 qmgrs hold full repositories >for both A and B (without any further changes to channels), everything >works fine. >Does this sound familiar ? And more important, anyone aware of a >solution ? >Thanks, Jan... Jan, This does indeed sounds pretty familiar. No promises, of course, but you might find that the fix available at the following URL solves your problem. http://mql3service.hursley.ibm.com/cgi-bin/viewprb.pl?909.prb If you don't have access to this site then you might have to get your IBM service representitive to send you the files. There are fixes for Solaris CSD02 or CSD04 so you may like to install one of those CSD's. Alternatively I have been told by those friendly service people here in Hursley that if you really want a fix built on the base level then they can do it. Hope this helps, Paul. Paul G Clarke WebSphere MQ Development IBM Hursley Instructions for managing your mailing list subscription are provided in the Listserv General Users Guide available at http://www.lsoft.com Archive: http://vm.akh-wien.ac.at/MQSeries.archive
