> We want to use MQExplorer on NT to administer queue managers on remote
> systems I believe I can do this for remote queue managers running on most
> platforms (UNIX etc) but not OS/390.
Remote administration of MQ on OS/390 is pretty simple. Just send a command
to its SYSTEM.COMMAND.INPUT queue
Hi Vinodh,
We is using JDE in a B2B solution that is based on MQ. In the JDE servers
we have done in this way.
1. A general MQ adapter is used (inhouse developed for general use).
2. JDE modules developed to process the data is called from the adapter.
The adapter handle all MQ processing. Depe
I believe that the bash shell has the features.
Best regards,
Marcin Grabinski <><
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> I'm jus
Peter,
The fact to use JMS should be driven by some points:
1. It is easier to find "external" developer which knows (and willing to develop with)
a standard.
2. What is the policy of your company about J2EE framework. Is this a (the) direction
your company wants to go. If yes, you have to inq
Hi all
I am back again with some more MQ queries.
1. Can MQ sense end of a replication message if we keep sending
multiple messages? If yes, how? If no, what needs to be done in
application program to make it sense end of message? This is for
sensing end of auxillary se
Hi all
We have JDE application running on AS/400 machine. JDE needs to receice
messages in XML format from MQSeries. JDE interface receives the XML
message from the MQSeries queue. JDE interface processes it return the
resulting statis in an XML message via MQSeries. Basically it involves
1. g
Hi there,
If anybody using this type of services, could you please provide your
valuable inputs.
I am receiving message from os/390 to MQSeries on NT. Based on mode of
communication
requested by customer in the message, i would like to Fax or Email the
content to
respective customer. Is there an
Eric
Queue Managers take scarce kernel resources on Unix - shared memory,
semaphores etc. There is no limit as such to the number of queue managers -
it depends on the kernel configuration
It is unwise and architecturally unnecessary to run multiple queue managers
on any box - it makes administr
Ratnadeep,
Are you putting a valid PDF format message to the queue? I'm not even
sure what a PDF message looks like myself since I've never used it, so I'd
suggest changing the MQInput node default value to a domain of XML and
putting a test message of the format:
My test
That's a valid
Sergio,
I am not familiar with that sample program, but suggest that program
CSQ4BVK1 should connect to QMGR MQD1; try changing the parameter on the
EXEC statement from CSUX034 to MQD1. Also make sure you have a remote queue
definition for RQ.MQD1.CSUX034 on QMGR MQD1.
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Howdy Peter,
I have tried the v5.1 and v5.2 Server versions also and it is a no goer
under XP... the v5.2 and v5.2.1 clients do seam to work ok on XP.
Sid Young
QML Pathology
Brisbane
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if you are running on the 390 I am assuming you would want to connect to
the 390 not the unix box it appears to me you are using the wrong queue
manager
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All,
I have a customer that is running multiple queue managers on an AIX
platform and they are desperately trying to find out if there are any
documented limits on how many queue managers they can run simultaneously.
Are there any performance white papers or other sources of information that
can
Hello.
Here We try connect a OS/390 MQ with UNIX MQ, and received 2058 on MQCONN .
We also checked the channels, queues, name of Qmanager, and can't find the
mistake.
We also can see that the channels are RUNNING status like bellow :
OS/390 :
CSUX034.TO.MQD1 CHLRECEIV
Lanny,
Thanks for your advice. You are right. I found everything about the broker
under the Operation tab once I refreshed the screen. So I can assume it's
deployed properly. I am putting some message using explorer into the input
queue. But I doubt if I am using the right format in the input nod
Title: RE: Memory Segments
I'm not sure exactly what the problem was on AIX but on our Sun boxes
we have problems with shared memory/semaphores and it is not always
related to forcing a queue manager to stop. We were seeing a regular
memory leak so every nite we bring all our queue managers do
Walter,
My mistake. I misunderstood. In addition to the vary off/on of the LU as
Glen pointed out, you could also stop/start the listener; you can specify
the LUNAME. There's a separate listener for SNA and TCP/IP.
Walter Childson
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I'm getting the following error during startup after I installed the
Rules GUI for a developer.
-2622 Invalid Rules Mgmt Object passed in.
This developer's ID works from other desktops, but not his. Installed
the software WMQI 2.1 CSD#1. The format GUI works fine. Other
developers here also work
Rick,
It doesn't appear we have a problem with the NT to MVS connectivity. But we
are responsible for the MVS side, and we get the problem in the MVS to NT
sender channel which is started and defined on the MVS side. I don't think
the NT box has MVS to NT receiver channel problems.
Walt
Pre 5.2 MQSeries on MVS, there was a PTF to fix a problem when the
connection was abruptly lost. The receiver channel got stuck in the RUNNING
state and had to be reset manually. I thought it was a TCP/IP problem
though. You could take a look!
The PTF was UQ33427-ADOPTMCA.
We also have many MVS to NT channels. A stop/start of the channel should be enough, but you may have to inactivate/re-activate the LU.
You can contact me offline if you need to.
Glen Shubert
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I think you should be able to restart the LU6.2 connection via the SNA
server on the NT box.
Walter Childson
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We have an NT to MVS and MVS to NT channel receiver and channel sender on
our MVS queue manager. The sender is defined as a connection via LU6.2.
Recently we have had the line get dropped and the MVS log displays that the
sender has LU6.2 connection problems and the channel goes into abnormal
ter
You can use the sample C programs which come with MQ Series. They exist at
/usr/mqm/samp (AIX) or /opt/mqm/samp. The source code is there as well as
the compiled code. You will have to change these to send a message to
another system, or use queue remotes.
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You don't check of the 'FROM' to block, you check off the 'TO' since all
the mail is sent TO the listserv and you are BC'd on it.
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When I get notes from the listserv, the header has -
From: so and so
and then it says
Please respond to MQSeries List
Hello.
Here We do a comunication between OS/390 and UNIX System.
So, We already have a Cobol sample program to send messages to another
system under OS/390, but We don't have none to do this under UNIX.
We asked here to UNIX Support, and there have a JAVA or C language to run
any program.
Anybod
Well, that's my feeling, since we are going to be using MQ. I (maybe
incorrectly) consider the biggest (omly?) selling point for JMS to be it's
ability to switch from one messaging system to another with minimal
application changes, and if you never plan to switch, is there any reason to
go to JMS
Orphaned memory segments are a problem on AIX. I am about to assist in the
rollout of MQSeries on a Solaris box. Do I need to have the same script
areound for cleaning up the memory segments on the Solaris box that I had on
the AIX box
We would normally use this script if we had to bring the
Peter,
Wouldn't your statement 'the messaging system will always be MQSeries' be
some indication of your decision. In addition to that JMS does not support
the full MQSeries functionality. So later on if you wanted to add these
features to your wrapper, could you?? I believe, and as always I may b
The out-of-office assistant is not that smart. Use the inbox assistant,
instead.
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> Okay, maybe I'm du
When I get notes from the listserv, the header has -
From: so and so
and then it says
Please respond to MQSeries List
so which address is the real one I should be blocking? so and so or
etc ??
Peter
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We are trying to come up with an official method for our Java applications
to interface with MQ. Right now we have lots of applications, all of which
coded their own interface. Sometimes they did a good job, sometimes,
well,
For IMS, CICS, Batch COBOL and VB, we created a corporate MQ wrapper
Simon,
Not sure if this helps. When we started to run our MQ applications on a Solaris 2.7 /
MQ 5.2 box, some applications got 2102 (MQRC_RESOURCE_PROBLEM) error. IBM told us that
the rlim_fd_cur needs to be set to 1024. We felt that only MQ processes need 1024 but
not our applications. We dec
Thanks Rebecca, I have found my mistake... in the documentation, It says to add the following in the linkage editor step, the one line reads
entry v.. where v.. is the utility name.
so I inserted "entry mqvqtops"
looking in the comment of the program source, it
Thanks, I got down into the archives and was picking up on that. We are
using SeeBeyond which uses the JMS Client interface for it's implimentation.
I talked with the developer and he said was aware of the problems and wanted
me to confirm the findings. Thank you for your help.
>Hi,
> We are using MQSeries V5.2 on AIX 4.3.3.
>In our environment it is necessary to have the queue manager KeepAlive
parameter of the qm.ini file set to YES.
>Currently, we are creating our queue managers semi-automatic, based on a
script, which generates the queue
>manager with crtmqm
The class you want is in /opt/mqm/java/lib/com.ibm.mqjms.jar. I think you will not
be able to load it without /opt/mqm/java/lib/jms.jar and /opt/mqm/java/lib/jta.jar and
possibly jndi which are also there in /opt/mqm/java/lib/. However, the real problem is
that you seem do not have any Java X
Hi,
We are using MQSeries V5.2 on AIX 4.3.3.
In our environment it is necessary to have the queue manager KeepAlive parameter of the qm.ini file set to YES.
Currently, we are creating our queue managers semi-automatic, based on a script, which generates the queue
manager with crtmqm-comm
I don't use Outlook in the office, but I do at home.
Try to do it by going to 'Message Rules', 'Mail Rules', 'New'. Check
'Where To Line Contains people'. In the 3rd box, there is a blue line
that says 'contains people', click on that and type in the listserv
address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Go to
Our developer has tried to use the MQXAQueueConnectionFactory class under
IBM's MQSeries JMS on a Solaris box. He has the current MA88 installed. The
error indicates it is not in the libraries in the path which are:
MQJar
MQBind
MQJms
He/We checked and it is not there. My JAVA is light. Where, i
At least I am. The pasture is looking better and better!
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>
>Cute, Bobbee.
At least I am. The pasture is looking better and better!
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>
>Cute, Bobbee.
Okay, maybe I'm dumb, but how (specifically) does one do this in Outlook?
When I go into the out-of-office assistant, I don't see any way of setting
up a rule that says not to send one. Once I tried adding a rule to move the
email to a different folder, because I thought it might move the message
Thanks!
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From: John Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 16 May 2002 03:23
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Subject: Re: MQSeries 5.2 on Windows XP
--- Andre van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone please let me know if Windows XP
> Professional can be used to
Cute, Bobbee. Guess we're hard of hearing because we're so OLD :-)
But, more seriously, Jeff, back to your original question --
I haven't installed MD10, but I am an assembler programmer. Do you have the
abend on ALL of the utilities, or only certain ones?
I did a quick scan and didn't see any
--- Andre van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone please let me know if Windows XP
> Professional can be used to run
> MQSeries 5.2 server. We installed 5.2 server on XP,
> but when creating the
> queue manager the server hangs and eventually has to
> be re-booted.
Windows XP is
XP MQ server won't be supported until 5.3 comes out in October.
I was able to get the 5.2.1 Client for NT to work on XP Professional. But
since it is not officially supported, we hesitate to implement it in
production.
Peter Potkay
IBM MQSeries Certified Specialist, Developer
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X
--- Pete Moir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Hi,
>
> apologies if this is going over old ground, I am
> only an occasional
> subscriber (and only an occasional MQer), but I
> couldn't quite find what I
> wanted on the archive.
>
> We want to use MQExplorer on NT to administer queue
> managers on re
The Support Pac is MO71:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/txpm2.html
Mike Davidson
TSYS MQSeries Tech Support
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Pete,
You might want to try Paul Clarke's support pac MO71.
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/mo71.html
Cheers,
Darry
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I believe you will have to wait for 5.3. Have a look at:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/messaging/v53/
Cheers,
Darry
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Hi,
Can anyone please let me know if Windows XP Professional can be used to run
MQSeries 5.2 server. We installed 5.2 server on XP, but when creating the
queue manager the server hangs and eventually has to be re-booted.
Thanks
Andre
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Hi,
apologies if this is going over old ground, I am only an occasional
subscriber (and only an occasional MQer), but I couldn't quite find what I
wanted on the archive.
We want to use MQExplorer on NT to administer queue managers on remote
systems I believe I can do this for remote queue manage
Hi,
Has anyone out there looked into the Solaris kernel parameter rlim_fd_cur
(No of file descriptors) in any great detail.
The Solaris MQ Series quick beginnings guide says to change the rlim_fd_cur
to 1024 the same as rlim_fd_max if you get RC2195 .
However a Solaris tunings guide says to be be
Frank - I don't know if there is any 'official' doc, but if you
want to 'safely' delete duplicates from the queue, use the
CSQ4SYNC (mainframe only) utility. The last time I used it, I
had to get an IBMer to send it to me, but these days it might
be included with MQ V5.2. Can someone confirm this?
try to put connector.jar in your CLASSPATH
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / kind regards
Joerg Wende
SwamiRaj Govindan
Ian,
Thanks for the info. I have scheduled to go to the location tomorrow. After
seeing the hardware and software I will have more info. The user is not able
to tell the current configuration.
Regards,
Louie
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I had a quick look at syncQ and be confused.
I thought to find one message for each channel, but I can find a rule for
the messages I found :-(
Perhaps two messages makes sense for me. One with the ip adress, one with
the qmgr name (although we only want to check the qmgr).
Some channel has 2, som
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