Absolutely, you can mix shared and non-shared queues on a single qmgr in an
OS/390 or z/OS sysplex environment. I think 63k messages are fairly large
and you should consider breaking them into smaller pieces if possible. You
can easily flood the network if you are going to be sending a large number
of these messages.
Thanks,
David Corbett
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New subscriber here!!
Can you or can you not have shared and non-shared ques on a single que
manager?
We're trying to overcome the 63K limits in a sysplex environment and have
decided to have multiple que managers, some shared(<63K) and others not
(>63K).
Thanks,
Ed.
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