I
don't think so, I tried it out with the exerciser you get with MQ for
Win2k. Do you still have time
stamps on 5.2 ?
Tony
Reddiough
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MQSeries Specialist
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-----Original
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From: MQSeries
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Behalf Of DiLauro, Nick
Sent: 16 October 2002 18:51
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Subject: Re: Dynamic Queue
Names
I'm not
sure if it has changed since I'm still using v5.2. But remember
that if the DynamicQueueName of the MQOD is not terminated with an asterisk,
then the unique portion of the name will not be generated. Could an
application be doing this inadvertently?
-----Original
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From: Tony
Reddiough [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 3:30
AM
To:
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Subject: Dynamic Queue
Names
Am I
going mad ?
I
could have sworn that the unique part of a dynamic queue name used to be
something that looked like a date/time stamp. Now it looks to have changed (at least
on my 5.3 system on Win 2K).
Can
anyone else confirm when this changed and what it is now. It's not a big deal, I'm just
curious.
Tony.
Tony
Reddiough
Certified
MQSeries Specialist
Tel: +44 (0)
1793 616100
Mobile: +44 (0) 7711
264281
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