Sorry, no. Perhaps Morag H. would care to comment.  -- Rebecca

-----Original Message-----
From: Bahman Nejad [mailto:Bahman.Nejad@;UBOC.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 4:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SYSTEM.CHANNEL.SYNCQ

Thanks Rebecca, I'll go through your suggested path and delete the messages
that belong to non-existing channels.  But, while I am not adding any new
channel,
I see this queue is growing.  Any idea why?





"Bullock, Rebecca (CSC)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-Wien.AC.AT> on 10/28/2002
02:32:24 PM

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Ok, here's an idea. You need to keep these messages if they pertain to an
existing channel. And you can get a list of channels easily enough using
CSQUTIL.

So -- write something that does the following:

1) Print the SYNCQ messages using the sample browse program (the Cobol
program with the impossible to remember name CSQ4????). Put the output into
a dataset (generally, the DDname is SYSOUT, but it will depend upon your
Cobol customization parms; for example, we write to SYSOUX here). Note: I'd
suggest modifying the program slightly to print out the msgid, too; you can
use this below to delete the messages. This is file A

2) Run CSQUTIL to get a list of the current channels, again writing the
output to a dataset. This is file B

3) Now write a quick&dirty to pick up the columns from file A where the
channel names resides and the columns from file B where the channel names
reside. Now do a match/merge and write out the channel names in file A that
don't reside in file B. Sounds like the perfect opportunity for a simple
SAS
program to me. Depending on the version of SAS you are using, you can use
it
to delete the unnecessary messages (V6 included a SAS/MQ interface as part
of the base product; it wasn't pretty, but it did work). Or delete them
manually once you have the list of which channels you don't need.

For testing -- Dump the queue to a flat file and reload it to a new queue
where it won't matter if you wipe the wrong messages!

-- Rebecca



-----Original Message-----
From: Bahman Nejad [mailto:Bahman.Nejad@;UBOC.COM]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 11:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SYSTEM.CHANNEL.SYNCQ


The number of messages in our SYSTEM.CHANNEL.SYNCQ is growing and
I need to purge its un-needed messages before it causes any problem for us.
I have been unable to find a way to determine which messages are needed
which
messages are not.  Does anyone out there have any experience with this
issue?
We are running MQ for OS/390 V2.1.

Thanks




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