Hi MQers, got this information from an colleague. Maybe it's interesting for somebody else. I'm not confirm with db-systems and never programmed any SQL Can give me somebody any hints, why I shall use SQL-Statements to use MQS ? As a kind of wrapper for SQL-Programmers ? Our programmers use SQL and our own MQI-wrapper "side-by-side" within their programs. Do this new DB2-Feature will bring us any advances ?
bye, Frank --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- Frank Wagner, IS-C2 D1, Allianz Lebensversicherung AG, MQSeries-Administration, MQ-Wrapper [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Weitergeleitet von Frank Wagner/IS-C/Allianz-Leben am 04.11.02 13:38 ----- ---------- Weitergeleitete Nachricht ---------- Subject: New Function: PTF UQ71197 integrates MQSeries messaging with DB2 for z/OS and OS/390 applications Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 19:45:17 +0100 From: "Rolf Loeben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> p.p. I send this information preliminary so so have more time left for planning: We closed APAR PQ59549 on Friday and built PTF UQ71197. I expect the PTF to be available in about two weeks (mid November). The DB2 V7 publications have been updated and are available on the DB2 Library web site at http://www.ibm.com/software/data/db2/os390/v7books.html. DB2 MQSeries functions DB2 for z/OS and OS/390 Version 7 adds support for user-defined functions that you can use to perform MQSeries tasks. MQSeries is the core of the WebSphere MQSeries product family. It is a flexible messaging system that lets applications communicate in a distributed environment. The DB2 MQSeries user-defined functions let you easily integrate MQSeries messaging with database applications. You can use the DB2 MQSeries functions to send messages to a message queue or to receive messages from the message queue. In addition, you can send a request to a message queue and receive a response. One set of user-defined functions that DB2 provies are DB2 MQSeries functions, which integrate MQSeries messaging operations within SQL statements. The functions help you integrate MQSeries messaging with database applications. You can use the functions to access MQSeries messaging from within SQL statements and to combine MQSeries messaging with DB2 database access. The MQSeries functions are installed into DB2 and provide access to the MQSeries server using AMI (Application Messaging Interface). AMI supports the use of an external configuration file (the AMI repository) to store configuration information. AMI uses two key concepts: service point and policy. A service point is a logical endpoint from which a message may be sent or received. Policy defines the quality of service option that should be used for a given messaging operation. The MQSeries functions can read, receive, or send messages to the queue specified by the service and policy in the AMI repository. The functions can be scalar or table functions. For more information on MQSeries functions, see the function descriptions in Chapter 3, Functions on page 153 of SQL Reference. P.S. Please pass my address to anyone interested in DB2 HOTLINE - thank you. You received this e-mail because you are subscribed to DB2 HOTLINE. You have elected to receive this e-mail. To unsubscribe please send a response to me with 'UNSUBSCRIBE' in the subject. With kind regards - mit freundlichen Grüßen Rolf S. Loeben, Software Marketing DB2 for z/OS INET: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: (+49) 7034-15-3131 Build: 71139-02 Room 0118 FAX: (+49) 7034-15-3207 Mobile (+49) 171-7603043 IBM Deutschland GmbH KST 5339 - 71139-02 Am Keltenwald 1 D-71139 Ehningen ******************************************************************* Copyright and trademark information is available on the Internet as the following address: www.ibm.com/Legal/copytrade.html ******************************************************************* 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
