Two possibilities: 1. The value of TRIGINT for your queue manager is set to
90 minutes 2. The transid of the failing transaction somehow got set to
DISABLED and someone reset it to ENABLED around the 90 minute mark.
"Gephart, Sandra"
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Hello,
We experienced a problem yesterday, where an application transaction, which
is a triggered transaction initiated by CKTI, encountered an error when
doing a database command. This transaction did not do a disconnect after
the error. Messages accumulated in the trigger queue for 90 minutes,
before CKTI restarted the application transaction. Does anybody have any
idea why CKTI would wait 90 minutes before restarting the application
transaction? We are running CICS 4.1, and MQSeries 2.1 on OS/390 2.4.
Thank you for any comments or observations.
Sandy Gephart
Systems Programmer
Foremost Insurance
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Alessandro,
I think that's the work-around Bruce was looking for.
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Dick,
sorry but this is not true: I installed MQ on a couple of W2K
Server box,
remotely located, and I operate all the QMGR via Terminal
Server, It seem
to me there is a bug in the TS software giving to the
application running
(MQ-Explorer) some bas TCP/IP info. Explorer run as usual as
long as I add
the Qmanager to the MQExplorer as a remote one, (ie Add Qmgr ->
Qmgr name /
IP address(port))
HTH
Alessandro
At 12:03 PM 7/24/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Bruce,
>
>I don't recall any white paper, or URL, but I did post a
response by IBM
on
>this topic a while ago:
>
>Richard,
>
>Here is the item that we discussed.
>
>Dick Hamilton
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>153.PRB
>Abstract
>Microsoft Terminal Server/Services does NOT work with
MQSeries.
>
>MQSeries and Windows Terminal Server should co-exist on the
same machine
>and each
>should function correctly. However, the use or management of
MQSeries
>Server through a
>terminal session is known not to work, and as such is not
supported.
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>Some time back I recall someone posting a white paper or a
link to a white
>paper about why MQ Series can't be installed and/or operated
via Microsoft
>Windows Terminal services. I had experienced this problem
first-hand
>during the installation of MQ V5.2 on a W2K system and wanted
to
understand
>why it doesn't work. Thus far, I haven't been able to track
this down in
>the listserv archives or on mqseries.net.
>
>Does anyone have a copy of this white paper or a link to it
that they
could
>sent me?
>
>Also, the V5.3 Quick Beginnings guide for Windows, seems to
intimate that
>V5.3 can be installed and/or operated via Windows Terminal
Services.
>Chapter 2 mentions Windows Terminal Serivces as 'Optional
Client
Software'.
>Has anyone tried to install or operate V5.3 using Windows
Terminal
>Services? If so, I'd be interested to know what your
experience was.
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