Hi Nobert,
it turned out the problem was not the syntax, but the way "batch job" is
defined.
What I was trying was let that field call a notify.bat file, which didn't
work. It start working when I copied the content of that notify.bat file
into the "Command Fail" field directly. This prompt me to write a small C
program that makes a system call to invoke the notify.bat . I then put this
notify.exe into the "Command Fail" field, and tested, it works great now.
Thank you so much, it is really your responses that inspired me to think
and test more which eventually led me to the solution.
Paul, maybe you want to add a paragraph about this behavior to your
document ?
best regards,
Benjamin F. Zhou
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Hi Benjamin,
your command syntax is wrong:
To activate a batch, you have to type "cmd.exe /c........"
In your case:
"cmd.exe /cd:\utils\notify.bat QMName"
or in MO71 even
"cmd.exe /cd:\utils\notify.bat %m"
according to Paul Clarke's mqmon.pdf chapter 8 - Queue Manager monitoring .
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Hi Nobert,
thanks for taking the time to reply. What Windows version are you using? We
use XP. Here is my command string in the Command OK field:
"d:\utils\notify.bat QMName". I also tried your syntax by typing "cmd.exe
/d:\utils\notify.bat QMName". With the same result.
If I understand correctly, the string in this field is put into a system
call system(). Could this be a XP specific bug?
mit herzlichem Dank,
Benjamin F. Zhou
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Hi Benjamin,
we did successfully via VisualBasic script:
cmd.exe /cmonitor.vbs ok n %m %l
cmd.exe /cmonitor.vbs fail y %m %l
where the parms are:
' 1 - what: "ok" or "fail"
' 2 - MsgBox: "y" for yes, otherwise only to logfile
' 3 - QMGR-Name
' 4-n Location / Title
Of course I had to activate the Windows scripting host on my workstation.
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Hi All,
Again many thanks to all those who helped me located the key in monitoring
MQ on z/OS with MO71.
Now I am testing using MO71 to monitor our MQ network employe the "command
Fail" field to run a batch job which sends out emails. But this seems not
working. I also tried the command "amqsput TESTQ TESTQM < mail.txt", with
the same result, got the msg "command submitted", but nothing is done.
Has anyone successfully used this field to execute a command? I wonder
what I could be doing wrong.
thanks for your help.
Benjamin Zhou
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