Re: CLOSE_WAIT

2003-10-13 Thread Sid . Young
No..I don't think that is the case.. It's more a time sequence error in the
TCP stack... But why ?

Sid

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Hi Sid,

I guess, you run an application (maybe a MQ or Java client), which opens
qmgr connections via SVRCONN channels and does not close them properly.
CLOSE_WAIT means, the operationg systems found, that this connection has not
been used for a while and will close it soon.

Regards
Hubert


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G'Day all,

I am having really bad performance problems on my MQ server (NT4) where  I
can see 100+ connections in CLOSE_WAIT using netstat.

Does anyone know why and how do I get rid of them ?



Sid Young
Brisbane
Austrlaia

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As440 startup Script

2003-10-13 Thread Emile Kearns








Hi,



Please send me a copy of the above where the startup
includes a trigger monitor,listener and channel initiator.



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Hi,



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Error creating Key Repository on WMQ5.3 CSD4

2003-10-13 Thread Rodríguez Alvarez-Querol, Manuel Carlos
I am trying to configure the SSL in WMQ 5.3 CSD4 in an AIX 4.3.3. I execute
the followind command to create the key repository
gsk6cmd -keydb -create -db /var/mqm/qmgrs/MAPD01/ssl/key.kdb -pw ibm -type
cms -expire 365 -stash

and got an error indicating Invalid key database type was found.

Any idea how to solve this?

TIA

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Re: Error creating Key Repository on WMQ5.3 CSD4

2003-10-13 Thread Luc-Michel Demey
Hi,

I have found similar problems some month ago, setting up SSL 
between AIX and Windows clients.

May be you have installed in your AIX more than one gsk kit (for 
example one with IHS and/or WAS), and some libraries refert the 
wrong installation

I have solved the problem using explicitely the gsk from IHS, I 
think the command is gsk5_something.

Alternatively, you can try use the X interface for GSK, error 
messages seem to be more useful.

HTH, Luc-Michel



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 I am trying to configure the SSL in WMQ 5.3 CSD4 in an AIX 4.3.3. I execute
 the followind command to create the key repository
 gsk6cmd -keydb -create -db /var/mqm/qmgrs/MAPD01/ssl/key.kdb -pw ibm -type
 cms -expire 365 -stash
 
 and got an error indicating Invalid key database type was found.
 
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Re: MQCIH Data conversion

2003-10-13 Thread John M Hammond
David,

When we send a request up to the mainframe with a CIH, the reply comes back
with one.  We need to keep the CIH because we use different CKPB tranids
for different applications.

From the sound of the other replies it looks like we might just have to
roll our own.  Gr.
John

John M Hammond
Data Center: Middleware
Household International
100 Mittel Drive
Wood Dale, IL 60191
Phone: (630) 521-4339; Pager: (866) 237-0985



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As far as I know the MQCIH is only used by the CICS bridge code on 390, and
the only reason that its a supported format on the other platforms is so
that they can SEND messages to a 390 system running the CICS bridge.

So, why do you want or need to convert an MQCIH to local encoding and
character set representation on the distributed platform?   Is this a
broker
related thing?

Cheers,
Dave

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I just discovered (to my astonishment) that IBM does not support data
conversion on the MQCIH on distributed platforms.  We're raising a request
to get this corrected but that will clearly take time.

Is anyone aware of a Vendor product that can do the necessary conversion
(on Solaris specifically).  I'm also looking into building my own data
conversion exit, but was hoping to find something ready to go without me
doing much work :-)

We currently use CONVERT(YES) on our sender channels out of the mainframe,
but want to move away from it.

Thanks,
John

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Re: Handling Database down period in WMQI

2003-10-13 Thread Hashir, Mehedi
If this is on a UNIX schedule a cron job
(1) to stop the broker before the database is unavailable and
(2) restart it when it is available.



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We are developing message flows in IBM Websphere MQ Integrator (WMQI),
Message flows are using Databases for Lookup and Write operations
extensively .
The database is shutdown for backup every night for 2 hrs and we need to
build a functionality
that the messages remain in the INPUT queue until the database is up and
running .

Option such as backout count or try catch do not suite our purpose as this a
normal process we do not want to treat this as an error .

Is there any good way of achieving this in Message flow

Thanks
-Jas




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Re: Handling Database down period in WMQI

2003-10-13 Thread Kulbir S. Thind

Another alternative is to GET(disable) the message flow input queue before and then GET(enable) the input queue after.






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If this is on a UNIX schedule a cron job
(1) to stop the broker before the database is unavailable and
(2) restart it when it is available.



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We are developing message flows in IBM Websphere MQ Integrator (WMQI),
Message flows are using Databases for Lookup and Write operations
extensively .
The database is shutdown for backup every night for 2 hrs and we need to
build a functionality
that the messages remain in the INPUT queue until the database is up and
running .

Option such as backout count or try catch do not suite our purpose as this a
normal process we do not want to treat this as an error .

Is there any good way of achieving this in Message flow

Thanks
-Jas




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Re: Handling Database down period in WMQI

2003-10-13 Thread Hashir, Mehedi
But you'll have to do this for every single queue.

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Another alternative is to GET(disable) the message flow input queue before and then 
GET(enable) the input queue after. 



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If this is on a UNIX schedule a cron job
(1) to stop the broker before the database is unavailable and
(2) restart it when it is available.



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Subject: Handling Database down period in WMQI


We are developing message flows in IBM Websphere MQ Integrator (WMQI),
Message flows are using Databases for Lookup and Write operations
extensively .
The database is shutdown for backup every night for 2 hrs and we need to
build a functionality
that the messages remain in the INPUT queue until the database is up and
running .

Option such as backout count or try catch do not suite our purpose as this a
normal process we do not want to treat this as an error .

Is there any good way of achieving this in Message flow

Thanks
-Jas




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Re: WMQI : Running Two Versions of Control Center, is it possible?

2003-10-13 Thread Christopher Frank
Jeff,

Is it possible to run the Control Center of both versions on
the same computer?

No. In fact, the install of the WBI MB V5 toolkit will fail if it detects
that the WMQI Control Center is currently installed.

Regards,

Christopher Frank
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Solaris Kernel Settings - MSGMNB

2003-10-13 Thread Gurney, Matthew
MQ 5.2
CSD 7
Solaris 5.8

We have been having some performance problems on one of our heavily loaded
servers lately, that eventually degrade to the point of being unresponsive.
There has been a suggestion to increase the Kernel parameter MSGMNB from our
current default value of 4096 to 65535.

Has anyone had any similar experiences that have been resolved by adjusting
this parameter?

Any input is appreciated.

Here is a link to IBM's recommend Kernel settings.

Solaris 5.2 does not specify:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/integration/mqfamily/library/manualsa/amqdac03/amqdac03tfrm.htm

Solaris 5.3 recommends 4096:
http://publibfp.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/html/amqdac05/amqdac05tfrm.htm

Thanks,
Matt.

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Process-Start Channels

2003-10-13 Thread Williams, Dave (Systems Management)
Title: Process-Start Channels







Hello.

Were running MQS 5.3 for OS/390. We received the impression, from a class, that its no longer necessary to have process defined to start channels in XMIT queue definitions. What parameters have to be defined in XMIT queue for triggering then? 


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Queue name . . . . . . . . : MQxx 

Disposition . . . . . . . . : QMGR MQxx 

 

Trigger Definition 

 

 Trigger type . . . . . . : F F=First,E=Every,D=Depth,N=None 

 Trigger set . . . . . . : N Y=Yes,N=No 

 

 Trigger message priority : 0 0 - 9 

 Trigger depth . . . . . : 1 1 - 9 

 

 Initiation queue . . . . : 

 Process name . . . . . . : 

 Trigger data . . . . . . :



Thanks, 

DW




Re: Process-Start Channels

2003-10-13 Thread Mike Davidson

TrigType
Trigger (Yes)
Initq
Trigdata = Channel Name

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Hello.
We're running MQS 5.3 for OS/390. We received the impression, from a class, that it's no longer necessary to have process defined to start channels in XMIT queue definitions. What parameters have to be defined in XMIT queue for triggering then? 

   More
Queue name . . . . . . . . : MQxx   
Disposition . . . . . . . . : QMGR  MQxx 
  
Trigger Definition 
  
  Trigger type . . . . . . : F F=First,E=Every,D=Depth,N=None   
  Trigger set . . . . . . : N Y=Yes,N=No 
  
  Trigger message priority : 0 0 - 9   
  Trigger depth . . . . . : 1 1 - 9   
  
  Initiation queue . . . . : 
  Process name . . . . . . :  
  Trigger data . . . . . . :   

Thanks, 
DW


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SSL and 531 Install

2003-10-13 Thread Williams, Dave (Systems Management)
Title: SSL and 531 Install






Has anyone installed MQ531 (OS390)? Im having a small issue w/the statement regarding SSL path. 

Thanks, 

Dave 




MQSeries and webMethods

2003-10-13 Thread Wert, Jim
Does anyone have any experience with using MQSeries with webMethods?  I
think this is more of a webMethods issue, but I thought I'd check with the
list too.

Our MQSeries server is version 5.2.1 with CSD07 on a Windows 2000 Clustered
Server.  The webMethods Enterprise server is version 5.0 and we're using the
webMethods MQSeries adapter (Version 4.2.2) to get messages from 2 MQSeries
queues.

We have a webMethods integration that gets messages from an MQSeries queue
and publishes a document to the webMethods broker.

Last week, the webMethods adapter encountered the following error: Unable
to get message from queue M04P.WITSQ.NOTIFY.DATA.TO.SAP; completion code
is Failed (2), reason code is 2024.

The max uncommitted message setting for our queue manager is 50,000.

Soon after getting this message, I noticed that some messages were rolled
back to an MQSeries queue.  I appears to me that the webMethods MQSeries
adapter is not committing the messages after it has read them from the queue
and processed the data.

Has anyone else encountered this?


Jim Wert
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Interface Support
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Re: MessageQ

2003-10-13 Thread Tim Crossland
Simon,

Click on Listserv search on the following site:

http://www.solent-consultancy.com/mqlink1.htm

Regards,

Tim Crossland

From: Simon Higgins Subject: MessageQ Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 14:03:47 -0700


Does anyone know what's happened to the version of MessageQ that let you
scan the listserv database for MQ  problems and their resolution? Is there
a way to get to it from http://www.ebizq.net/vintage/messageq? If so then
let me know as I used to find it really useful.
S Higgins

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Re: CommerceQuest free tool

2003-10-13 Thread Scott Gray
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Subject: CommerceQuest free tool


When I try to logon to the tool using a shortcut and the run as different
user option.
When I log on I get an Invalid picture error.   Any ideas?  Maybe this
freebie is not able to handle the run as different user method.

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CopyBook with Occurs Clause

2003-10-13 Thread Juni Per


Hi,
I have the following COBOL copy book imported into WMQI 2.1 CSD 5.
01 MYCOMPOUND_ELEMENT.
05 MYREPEAT_ELEMENT OCCURS 3 TIMES.
10 TEST-ELEM PIC X(2). 
CWF properties , Min Occurs and Max Occurs is set to 3. I modified min occurs to 1.
If I send a AB12XY , it works fine. But if I send only the first set , i.e. AB , I get an error that says , message too short. It always seems to expect the max. Is it expected to send always a fixed length even with Occurs clause? 
I could have used the depending clause , but that would mean I get the count from the sending application or have some logic that will populate the count. 
Does WMQI expect a fixed length equal to the max occurs whenever I use a CWF , or is it rectified with some CSD?
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I will be out of the office starting  10/13/2003 and will not return until
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