maybe I won't spend all my time in the CICS arena at the next tech conference
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Queues aren't assigned to a CICS region, queue managers are. And a
queue manager can be assigned to multiple CICS regions. So there's no
problem routing transactions. In fact, we do all of our triggering in
the TOR, and let the CICS administrator decide which AOR to route them
to. So the MQ admin doesn't need to worry about any of that CICS
stuff.
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I was under the impression that you could not dynamically route the
transaction to another CICS to get the message from a queue assigned
to a different cics
We have a COBOL program reading the queue and loading a DB2 database
currently each detail line is a separate message, I want to get it to
a single message immediately, then address a proper MQ design
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>my understanding is that the queue has to be read from the CICS that
it is
attached to
Not sure what you mean. The CICS region has a designated qmgr. CICS
programs
can only read from queues on the designated qmgr. Non-CICS programs
can also
read those queues after connecting to the qmgr.
>we are under the assumption that the max an 01 level can be is 16 meg
>not sure if a message would exceed that limitation, or is there
another way
to read the message into memory
The size of the 01 level does not prevent MQ from reading a message.
Just
make sure to tell MQ how big the data buffer really is.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Adam [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> this would come into a CICS isolated to processing MQ requests and
socket
> processing
>
> my understanding is that the queue has to be read from the CICS that
it is
> attached to
>
> what the architect are designing is the multiple inputs
>
> my contention is that a single message can come into the batch job
and
> then with overlays read any message and format it into the layout to
be
> processed
>
> we are under the assumption that the max an 01 level can be is 16
meg
>
> not sure if a message would exceed that limitation, or is there
another
> way to read the message into memory
>
> Dave Adam
> Supervalu Home Office
> Project Specialist
> (952) 828-4736
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> Success is a Journey, not a Destination
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