Re: SYSTEM.AUTH.DATA.QUEUE replication

[Wyatt, T. Rob]

Gina,   Although you may be successful moving the messages directly, this is not a recommended approach.  IBM has always maintained that these formats have no public interface and so are subject to change, even between CSD versions.  The documented approach is to use amqoamd to dump the auths as setmqaut commands and pump those back into the new QMgr.  The MS0I Support pack makes the resulting file a little easier to work with and would be a good tool to have on hand if you will be doing this exercise again.   Usage: amqoamd [-m QMgrName ] [-t ObjType] [-n ObjName] [-f|s]         -f old authorization file format                              -s output setmqaut commands                             amqoamd -s (with no QMgr, object type or name) provides the output you want.   And yes, create your objects first.   HTH -- T.Rob -----Original Message----- From: Gina McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 3:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SYSTEM.AUTH.DATA.QUEUE replication I'm recreating (moving) a queue manager on a separate AIX system and want to bring the authorizations over from the current queue manager. I am currently at V5.3. Can I requeue the messages from SYSTEM.AUTH.DATA.QUEUE?? If so, Should I do this before I run runmqsc to bring in my object definitions from save queue manager? I notice that when I do this I get duplicate entries...will this cause me problems?   Any other ideas on how to do this?    Gina