Propogate

Hi All, I am using MQSI2.1 and as some of you maybe aware that there is a PROPOGATE function which breaks a consolidated XML into separate messages.My problem is that we need to upload records close to 5000 from a SAP interface system to DB2.Now the problem with PROPOGATE is that if there are 50

Compiling on Linux with g++

I am trying to compile my c++ app on Redhat Linux 7.2 g++ version 2.96. The compiles work fine but linking the libraries fail. I am trying to use the client libraries. I am trying to use libraries imqb23gl.so, imqb23gl.so and imqic.so.It is not finding entries for CMqQFile and CMqsFormat. These are

Re: MQGET with wait in CICS

Janet, are you sure that the GET with wait in your application program is not implemented with a logic like this: while MQRC = 2033 (no msg avail.) MQGET nowait end This would explain the CPU hunger. I'd check the application to verify that the GMO_WAIT option with a reasonable WaitInterval i

Re: Clustering and changing qmgrs.

John, Thanks John, let me clarify something. When the process is complete there will not be duplicate names. The current production system will be replaced with a new production system with the same name. The only difference is connection name. Thanks Bill C. -Original Message- From: J

Re: Clustering and changing qmgrs.

Bill, If I were you I would remove the first queue manager from the cluster by following the instructions in the "Queue Manager Clusters" manual. I would then check a few of my non-repository queue managers and make sure the queue manager has disappeared from them. Only when I was sure the orig

MQGET with wait in CICS

We have noticed that when a CICS program does a MQGET with wait, that during the time interval that the task is waiting, that it is using a lot of CPU resources. When I do a MQGET with wait in a batch environment, it does not appear to be using any resources during the wait. Has anyone else expe

Clustering and changing qmgrs.

Hi All, I have to replace a production repository NT queue manager with a new one with the same name, the only difference is the connection name. Can I just suspend/resume the qmgr and change the connection name in the production environment to match the new environment? Or should I completely d

FW: MQSI Status

has anyone else seen this error when trying to add a rule, or update an existing rule (using NNSY Rules GUI, V5.6) -- the first time works fine, but the second and subsequent times give me this informative dialog box... (MQSI V2.1 NNSY V5.6) > <<...OLE_Obj...>> > > Instructions for ma

Re: SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE on NT

Ryan, Every message placed in the SYSTEM.DLQ by MQ has a Dead Letter Header in front of the original message. MQ provides an include file for the DLH structure. glen larson Zurich North America Ryan Parmenter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-Wien.AC.AT> on 06/24/2002 02:07:35 PM Please respond to MQ

Re: SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE on NT

Ryan, not sure if I totally understand the question, but I'll give it a try. >Are there specific message attributes that my application can obtain to >determine which queue the message was intended for? For example, if a >message was supposed to go into Q1, but ended up in the DLQ, I may want to

Re: SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE on NT

I think the dead letter header (DLH) part of the message on the dead letter queue contains the information you are looking for; name of the intended queue... Nii-Boi Kotei Ryan Parmenter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT> on 06/24/2002 03:07:35 PM Please respond to MQSeries List <[EMAIL PR

NNSY Question

When using NNSY 5.6 Rules and Formats under MQSI V2.1 on Solaris, I have the following problem.. The example is this: if I put messages in an input queue, every time an input message has a different message type, the reading of the queue gets delayed (sometimes up to 2 minutes) -- then ,

Re: QMGR names when using MQSI

Dan I agree with you, but based on the response so far, I can see that this is a place where the are some philosophical differences. We use MQSI on 5 nodes in our environment (over 80 mqms on NT, AIX, AS400 & MVS).None of our queue manager names duplicate another.We use 4 char mqm name

SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE on NT

We are running MQ 5.2 on NT. We are working on a dead letter handler that carry out specific functions (send e-mail, page, etc.) based on the message that arrives in the DLQ. Are there specific message attributes that my application can obtain to determine which queue the message was intended

Re: QMGR names when using MQSI

While all of these are valid points here, however, using saveQueManager to promote test to production environment may be less desirable.  In my experiences along with other MQ administrators, the use of MQ definition templates and replaceable tokens with runmqsc weigh far better than using s

Re: IMS trigger

The IMS bridge initiates the IMS transaction named in the beginning of the message. You need OTMA for the bridge, but not triggering. Note that the bridge transitions from the queue level to the message level, thus the embedded transaction name can be observed and used to initiate the desired IMS

Re: QMGR names when using MQSI

We have different qmgrs in dev and production. For the sake of portability, we leave the qmgr field blank in an MQOutput node. That tells the runtime to use whatever qmgr is associated w/ the broker. As long as we use the same queue names (we use aliases in the flow to work around any full name

Re: QMGR names when using MQSI

While I appreciate the need to have QM naming convention reflect the underlying platform, I think it makes more sense to keep QM names the same for dev test and prod environments. This is for 2 basic reasons: 1] Many MQ admins rely on script generators such as  SupportPac MS03 to save/clone an MQ

MS62: MQSeries - Linear log clean-up script

Greetings, I downloaded the "MS62: MQSeries - Linear log clean-up script" SupportPac and found a comment regarding recovery log information being in the registry as of v5.1. The perl script only addresses using the qm.ini file - not the registry. Is anyone aware of any updates made to MS62 to a

Re: QMGR names when using MQSI

> I'm having a disagreement with a colleague on QMGR names when using MQSI on > WIN/NT machines and I'm looking for some confirmation or explanation. My > colleague contends that IBM has a requirement/restriction for all the QMGRs > supporting MQSI on his Development, Test and Production to have t

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QMGR names when using MQSI

I'm having a disagreement with a colleague on QMGR names when using MQSI on WIN/NT machines and I'm looking for some confirmation or explanation. My colleague contends that IBM has a requirement/restriction for all the QMGRs supporting MQSI on his Development, Test and Production to have the same

Re: IMS trigger

Please refer to Chapter 11 in System Management Guide. Regards, Ruzi --- Ronald Weinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Couln't check that since we didn't have one - a good > indication that the > trigger monitor is not set up. >The IMS people we have have little MQ experience, > and the MQ peo

Re: Non threaded listener on Windows

I assumed a DLQ was available. Paul Clarke cc: Sent by: Subject: Re: Non threaded listener on Windows MQSeries List 06/24/2002

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Memo from Tina J Kelly of PricewaterhouseCoopers Start of message text Hi Suntosh, What version of MQSI are you using? I'm using v2.0.2 and the compute node on the advanced tab only has the options for Message, Exception or Destination or a co

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Hi Tina.. Declare sArray[] char; Declare temp char; WHILE Set sArray[2] = SELECT T.column1, T.column2 FROM Database.table1 AS T.. temp = sArray[0]; END WHILE; Yes we were using XML...of course the limitation is that we need to ass

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

You can always use a PASSTHRU... Set OutputLocalEnvironment.Tmp[] = PASSTHRU('Select F1, F2 From Table;'); Make sure your compute node on the Advanced tab has output as Local Environment and Message. Depending on what DB you are using you may or may not need the semi-colon. Regards, Sun

Re: Non threaded listener on Windows

Paul, Can you please advice on the solution of this problem by defining more channels (e.g. one per a queue or application) and running them all as threads in one or several listener process(es)? Do you see any possible problem with it? As I wrote before many users beleive the DLQ would seriou

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

SET OutputRoot.XML.Message = THE(SELECT T.column1, T.column2 FROM Database.table1 AS T); Your values will be in OutputRoot.XML.Message.column1 and OutputRoot.XML.Message.column2 Raul L. Acevedo IT Architect IBM Global Services 818-539-3203 Office (TL 396-3203) Glendale, CA 818-599-6626 Mobile [E

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Memo from Tina J Kelly of PricewaterhouseCoopers Start of message text Hi Shiladitya, Could you possibly send a couple of lines of code to show how you did this. I've looked back at my notes and found that I couldn't create an array variable to accept t

Re: MQException 2030( MQRC_MSG_TOO_BIG_FOR_Q)

Lara, You will also have to set the maximum message size on your channel definitions on both sides. Give that a try and see if you get further. Regards, Chris Lara M cc: Sent by: Subject: MQ

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Memo from Tina J Kelly of PricewaterhouseCoopers Start of message text Thanks very much for the reply, don't think I tried that. Will give it a go! Thanks, Tina. - End of message text This e-mail is sent by th

Re: IMS trigger

Couln't check that since we didn't have one - a good indication that the trigger monitor is not set up. The IMS people we have have little MQ experience, and the MQ people have little IMS experience. If we do not use the IMS MQ header, IMS will run the transaction specified in the beginnin

Re: Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Hi Tina, Tell you what..I faced the same problem and I got a workaround with it..what I did was take the result in an array and then assign a variable to the first element of the array in my loop.I am not aware about how effecient this is..but I'm still in the "If-it-wrks-it'll-do" phase in my M

Re: MQ vs Connect Direct

Only if you want to list all the bells and whistles. I was referring to concept, not implementation details. "Richard Tsujimoto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-Wien.AC.AT> on 06/21/2002 04:15:52 PM Please respond to "MQSeries List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by:"MQSeries List" <[EMAIL PROTE

Retrieving a row of data from an external database?

Memo from Tina J Kelly of PricewaterhouseCoopers Start of message text Hi! I'm working with MQSI v2.0.2 and I'm trying to read several values from a database and set a variable to the return. In the manual it shows how to retrieve several values from a

Re: Non threaded listener on Windows

>Paul, >How are other users who have queues that are not filled but effectively use >the same channel affected? I would expect the listener to keep chugging >along as long as they don't use the same full queue. Richard, Applications sharing the same channel will also share the fate of that cha

MQ XA transaction using DB2..getting 2372

Hi, I am using MQ 5.2 , DB2 7.1 on WinNT platform. I am trying to do XA transaction involving DB2. I have added the required entries in the resources tab of MQ queue manager. But I am getting the following error when I am trying to do MyQueueManager.begin() MQJE001: Completion Code 1, Reason 23

MQException 2030( MQRC_MSG_TOO_BIG_FOR_Q)

Hi All, Env:MQSeries 5.1, WindowsNT , MQClasses for java I get a 2030 when i try to put a 5MB message into the queue. I tried setting the maximum both at the queue level and queuemanager level. I even tried setting the segmentation allowed option, iam not using application controlled segmentatio