Yep, makes sense to me. I may have misunderstood the original note - I
took it to mean you were making some changes successfully but encountered
an error when attempting to change the SecurityExit name specifically.
If a 5.3 MQExplorer fails to make *any* change on a 5.2 qmgr then I would
definitely speculate that it is sending fully-loaded PCF messages
including new 5.3 thingies that have no corresponding identifiers on 5.2.
Regards,
Marty Frasier
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Marty, I received a note from Rick Tsujimoto who suggested that from NT
having V5.3 to an AIX having V5.2 might be the cause as the V5.3 box might
be sending new parms?? Make sense?? BB.
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> From: Marty Frasier [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Bruce,
>
> A good test would be to use Paul's supportpac M071and/or remote runmqsc
to
> try making the same change. It sounds like a possible bug in MQExplorer
> so a sanity check with M071 might help pinpoint this as specific to
> MQExplorer.
>
> If you want to dig deeper you might want to stop the command server on
the
> AIX qmgr, send one of the failing commands from MQExplorer and then pick
> the resulting PCF msg from SYSTEM.ADMIN.COMMAND.QUEUE for inspection.
>
> Theoretically, there are two failure points here: 1) the PCF message
from
> MQExplorer is malformed, or 2) the AIX command server doesn't understand
a
> properly formed PCF message. If I had to choose I would bet on #1.
>
> If the PCF message is malformed when specifically attempting to set the
> SecurityExit name there would seem to be a choice of two more problem
> areas: Either 1) the PCF message contains the wrong parameter for that
> property (should be MQCACH_SEC_EXIT_NAME (3508)) or, 2) it's throwing
some
> other wrench in there by mistake.
>
> Regards,
>
> Marty Frasier
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> Marty, thanx for your reply. Yes, we are using the MQExplorer and it
seems
> to work for NT based Qmgrs but not remote (eg. AIX) Qmgrs which furthers
> the
> mystery. Actually, a co-worker said he was able to change some AIX Qmgrs
> but
> not others but I have not as yet been able to confirm this. Appreciate
> your
> interest in this matter. BB.
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> > Bruce,
> >
> > 3015 in that context sounds like MQRCCF_CFST_PARM_ID_ERROR, meaning
the
> > MQCFST Parameter field wasn't recognized as valid. Strangely enough,
> that
> > sounds like the Windows Console (is that MQExplorer or runmqsc?) is
> > sending a bad PCF command to the AIX qmgr. Conceivably it could be an
> > issue with endianness, but then nothing much would work.
> >
> > Sorry, I've never run into that so can't be of much help other than
> > identifying the likely error code for you.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Marty Frasier
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> >
> >
> > When I try to key in an entry into the Security Exit Name field of a
> > remote
> > Qmgr on AIX using the Windows/NT Websphere Console, I get an AMQ4082
> error
> > code with a reason code of 3015. Reason code 3015 doesn't seem to be
> > documented anywhere and no matter what steps I take, can't get around
> the
> > problem. If I sign onto AIX, using runmqsc, I can set the Security
Exit
> > Name
> > without problems. Anyone experience this? Help greatly appreciated.
> > Cheers!
> > BB.
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