Re: MQ-IMS commit Querry

2002-10-22 Thread Supraba Shekharan
Thanks Dennis.
But to confirm once again, what are the MQ dynamic calls for IMS batch.?
Is it MQOPEN, MQCLOS, MQCONN etc or wld it be able to handle the commit with the normal
batch calls (CSQBOPEN, CSQBCLOS etc).?

Pls confirm.
Thanks again,
Regards,
Supraba.



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Yes, IMS syncpoint also commits MQ, provided the MQ gets/puts are done
within syncpoint. No, dynamic calls do not prevent that from happening. I
believe you will not see MQOPEN, MQCLOSE, etc, modules in SCSQLOAD, as
they are just aliases for CSQQSTUB.

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 Hi all,

 We have a cobol batch program with DB2/IMS/MQ. Wouldnt IMS commit MQ
 too..??
 Is there any specific setup that we need to do for IMS to coordinate MQ
 Commit?
 Because, in our program, IMS commit commits DB2 calls, but not MQ.

 And also, we use the dynamic mq calls ( CSQBOPEN, CSQBCLOS etc) for this
 applications. Is
 it because of that..?? In IMS its said we need to use MQOPEN, MQCLOSE etc.
 But the
 relevant load libs donot exist in *.SCSQLOAD.
 Any idea. Pls help.

 Thanks in advance,
 Regards,
 Supraba.




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MQ Starup problem

2002-08-21 Thread Supraba Shekharan

Hi All,

I could figure out the problem with MQSeries Startup. The problem was that the
MUSR_MQADMIN id was disabled. MQSeries explorer and services are working well when i 
got
this id enabled.

But my problem with MQSI still persist. We have the local id (db2admin) temporarily
enabled. But we are trying to work on MQSI using the new domain id.
I can open the control center, but i am not able to view the existing message flows and
message sets
( I can see it listed but not able to view its properties or so ).
I get the message -  BIP0401E You are not authorized to perform this task.

I've included my id in all the MQSI and MQM groups. I've checked in the control center
preferences and my userid is given access for all roles.
Am i missing out any other access thats required ? Also, MQSI was installed to the 
local
domain and my new id is of a different domain. Would this be the possible problem..? If
so, is there a way to sort this out without a reinstallation ?

Please help.
Thanks
Regards,
Supraba.


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Hi All,

I am facing a problem in starting MQSeries and MQSI.
We had installed MQSeries and MQSI on our NT machine using an id (local to the machine)
with administrator rights.
Now this local id is disabled and we need to login thru the network domain. This id 
doesnt
have any administrator rights.
But i've included it in the MQM group. But still i able not able to open the MQ 
Explorer
and the or Start the services.
What would be the problem? I believe to open the MQexplorer and start services its 
enough
if the login id is a member of MQM group.
But still it doesnt work. Am i mising out something?
Please help.

Thanks,
Regards,
Supraba.







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MQ- JMS classes

2002-08-04 Thread Supraba Shekharan

Hi All,

We have a java program which is trying to write message in queue existing
in Queue Manager on OS390 mainframe machine. When we try to write  message
to that Q using class written in JMS API,it gives error as unable to open
that Queue. On searching out about
we found that we have to set share options for queue for putting message on
that queue which is already being polled by MQ-IMS bridge running on OS390.
How to make that Queue operation to be in sharable mode?

Also which are the classes which are used for setting message Header for
IMS along with MQMD and puts the message in format required by IMS on
OS390.

Please help.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Supraba.

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Reg MQ-JMS programs.

2002-08-02 Thread Supraba Shekharan

Hi all,

I have a querry regarding MQ JMS programs.
We are writing a JMS program (running on NT server) to write to a MQ queue
on the mainframe. There is only a MQclient running on the NT and the MQ
server runs on the mainframe. What is the config file that MQseries
provides (in its directories) to specify the IP address and port of the
MQServer on the mainframe?

Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions.

Thanks,
Supraba.

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