I thought that was the case after thinking about it for a while. The
problem I am now presented is justifying to the MQ Admin to raise the
channel's max. message length and that doing so will not impact the overall
stability of the queue manager.
Thanks.
Chris
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Check the maximum message size set at the channel, which you are using
for connection. You will need to increase that also to 100mb.
-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Fryett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:13 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Segmentation via queue manager for large messages
I am trying to send a large file and I want the queue manager to segment
the message instead of doing it at the application level. The max.
message length for the queue manager is 100mb (AIX, WMQ 5.3) and the
target queue is 4mb. When I set the message flag in the MQMD for
segmentation I continue to get either a 2010 or a 2030.
I am connecting via a mq client session, so is there something I am
missing or incorrectly configuring?
Your insight is greatly appreciated.
Chris
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