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.
"Miller,
Does anybody know the link to trial copy of
MQseries Integrator??
If it's available as a trial copy
:):)
Hi Derek,
I have been building our own class library for SWIFT
messaging (it's almost finished now)..
After going thru this mail.. Ithought why not to have a look
at MQintegrator also.
Can u provide me with a link for some free or trial copy of
MQintegra
It will work as long as you have an
older copy of MA88. The newer versions won't run with JRE 1.3.1 but
the older ones work fine. I have had success using MA88 from August
2001 on Domino 5.0.8 with MQSeries 5.2. Since in Domino you set the
classpath in the notes.ini, you can even have different
Not enough information, but here are
some tips:
1. Was there a problem with a
channel that prevented the message was going? Was it in the xmitq?
You can check the logs during this time for channel errors. Since
it sounds like you are determining the late arrival based on a report message,
chec
I am guessing the clients are on different
machines than the server. You do not have to do them all at the same
time, it should all still work. It would probably make more sense
to do just your servers, wait to see if you have problems, then do the
clients. I have been implementing CSD 5 over t
Hi all
Probably a dumb question I know but here goes
At our site we are running version 5.2 on a Windows NT environment but currently without any of the CSDs implemented at all. We've decided it is now time to join the 21st century and implement the latest CSD - ie CSD05. But I was wonder
Hello.
Here We run MQSEries under OS/390 2.10.
This week, We sent a message to another site, but the message go out here at
4.00 PM, and only arrive on another site at 06.00 PM.
We don't understand, how this was happened , because another messages was
sent without problem in this time.
We also rec
Stop the queue manager and take a backup of your /opt/mqm and /var/mqm
directories. Restore them if necessary. Obviously test that this works
somewhere. Also use support pac MS03 to backup your definitions.
Regards
Tim A
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Jesse,
Just a guess, but could it be that you spelled "labelname" as "lablename"?
Regards,
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I'm having difficulty getting RouteToLabel / Label processing to work.
Here's the Nodes in a message flow:
MQInput
Compute
Trace
RouteToLabel
Label
I have a valid label in the label node. Once the message comes off the input
node, I'm using the compute node to set the labelname as per the "using
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The short answer is yes - although it bothered me too just how it managed
to do so! I guess the MA88 internals are fundamentally 1.1.8 compliant,
despite the claims to the contrary. Another possibility is the "effective"
JRE may not be that of the Domino server in run-time. Initially I thought
this
That explains it--active x gives you a method to construct a message in a
foreign ccsid. In that case, you would be correct to use the foreign ccsid
in the MD. And the traditional MQI has no such method. In that case, you
would be incorrect to use the foreign ccsid in the MD.
regards,
Dennis
David -
This is correct. The MQMessage class Write* methods provide support for
data-conversion while the native MQPUT api call does not. This primarily to
support the conversion from Unicode (required by the ActiveX Classes) to the
native code page of the queue manager. However, as you've disc
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All,
we have MQ V5.2 running on AIX using MQ clusters. When we bounce one of the
queue managers in the cluster, the cluster sender channel remains in status
'initializing' after the qmgr is up again. Only a manual channel start
helps.
Has anybody any info/comments on this being a known issue? I am
Warren,
Build your IMS input area (IIH+LLZZ+IMS input area) to match whatever MFS
builds when you enter the PF key.
Clark.
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The WriteString method ( Msg. Obj. ) supports conversion from Unicode to
certain code pages, using conversion tables that come with MQAX. Evidently
these tables are not available to the traditional MQI.
"Miller, Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-Wien.AC.AT> on 10/22/2002
04:14:40 PM
Please re
Hi,
I'm looking to document a backof process for my 5.2
to 5.3 upgrade plan. I don't see anything in Quick
Beginnings.
I have over 100 queue managers running on Unix that
are going to have their own seperate upgrades. There will be several
different SA's removing 5.2 and installing 5.3
We have a mainframe emulation package on our PCs that allows us to simulate
mainframe code on the pc. It produces EBCIDIC data. The problem was that as
the message left the pc to go the MQSI, the MQClient was attaching an NT
CCSID to the message, while the actual data was EBCIDICC. MQSI would then
The message sitting on the mainframe is some string of bits that represents
certain characters in the ccsid of the client. The MD, then, must describe
it as such or you are in for trouble. The message gets converted to ccsid 37
when it is read, not when it is put. There is no reason your programmer
You cannot get data conversion on a put. On a put, md.ccsid simply describes
the message. If you use 37, the result is NOT a message in ccsid 37; you are
just saying the message is already in code set 37. Since MVS wants it in
code set 37, no conversion is necessary and none is performed. So, use t
Huh. I have done what you are trying with the regular MQI (override the
default NT MQClient CCSID with a different one in the code (500 for
EBCIDIC). Are you sure the code is there for the MQPUT to set the CCSID?
The other option is how are the mainframers looking at these messages to
begin with.
Thanks Peter. We do exactly what you have described when running
Production Code, but in Test our mainframe developers prefer to inspect the
messages on the mainframe queue before they run their programs. They find
this very helpful when testing and debugging. Given that we are able to do
it wit
Dont bother setting the CCSID on the VB client. Let the MQ Client code
assign it automatically. Make sure the message format is string.
Then on the mainframe, set the MQGMO_CONVERT option. Whatever the message
was originally (the MQClient code figured it out and set the CCSID
correctly) will be co
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When I run VB6 with MQAX and the MQSeries 5.1 Client I convert message data
via the PUT by simply specifying a format type of MQFMT_STRING and setting
the CharacterSet to 37. The QMgr runs on a Mainframe, the VB/MQAX
application runs on my PC. However, when I try to run VB6 with regular MQI
( i.e
Dennis,
Due to the fact we are using an MQ Wrapper which everyone must
share, we are limited to an MQCONN/MQDISC call per call to the wrapper in
the Online environment. I had posted the question of how to achieve only one
MQCONN per day that could be shared across multiple TCODES last week
BDY.RTF
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I would like to use the IMS bridge for MQSeries, but I want to be able to
communicate to the bridge a simulated PF Key entered since our programs
logic differs based on what key was used to initiate the program. Do you
know if or how this can be done?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Instr
I for one would love to see a security exit that would allow me to have my
OS/390 QMs refuse connections from unknown QMs. I found the doc and sample
code (at least at MQ 2.1) woefully inadequate to get me up and running.
Bill Beinert
Systems Programming
Con Edison
(212) 460-4853
When they took t
Hirosi,
(B
(BTry this:
(B
(Balter qmgr AUTHOREV(ENABLED)
(B
(BThen recreate the error and a message will show up in the
(BSYSTEM.ADMIN.PERFM.EVENT queue. The message is in PCF format but you should
(Bbe able to see in plaintext the name of the ID that is generating the error
(Band the obj
Dick,
Sorry but this is an area that there is no easy explanation for.
Unfortunately, if you rely on the client to authenticate itself, much of the
behavior is based on which client version is running and on which platform.
For this reason, we usually recommend another method.
If you use a value
Erik,
try this: http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/mc74.html
There is another support pack that deals with the same subject for
WebSphereMQ Integration Broker, which is available here:
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/ic71.html
Hope that's what you are looking for.
S
Prits,
check out the Appendix of the MQSeries Planning Guide. It contains a table
with all message size and queue limits on all platforms.
Cheers,
Stefan
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It depends on your platform and version. For instance VSE has a limitation of 4MB in
the newest versions. NT/200, Unix variants and AS/400s have a limit of 100MB in the
newest versions. You should look into the documentation for the associated
platform/version you are looking for. All the do
pkginfo -l|grep mqm
will show you all the pkgs for MQ, then
pkginfo -l mqm (assuming that's the name of the basic package)
will show you the version
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You might check the qmgr error log for an 8077 msg to see what is causing
(Bthe 2035 reason code. It may be that there are some security authorization
(Bscripts which need to be run.
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Peter,
Perhaps a different angle...
Depending on your requirements, you may be able to sustain your connection
handle over a longer duration, thus minimizing the frequency of .15 second
waits. You would need to give up the 1 message = 1 transaction model, but
for some designs (epecially request/rep
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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> From: Supra
This is another victim of CSD03. I got the following reply from IBM
Support:
There is a known issue with supportpac IC01 at CSD03; this is being
addressed by apar IC34712. The fix for the problem is inclusion of the
connector.jar file path in the classpath variable of the
I have MQClients (v5.2) installed for an application that runs on both AIX
and NT; the QMgr(v5.2) is running on AIX.
I want to set up security but I am at a loss as to what to I should be
trying to do. I read about many different options and about the tools for
setting security. But I haven't the
Narayana,
You didn't say, so I'm assuming that you're working in C.
Make sure you're using a DECC compiler and that you specify the include directory:
cc /decc /include_directory=mqs_include program.c
DECC may be the default, depending on the version of VMS you are running.
Make sure you link
Hi All,
I remember reading something about MQ message size limits but cannot
recollect the specifics. Could someone educate me? Are there any limits
to the size of MQ datagrams? If so, what etc? Thanks much.
Prits
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Hi All,
Is there a quick and nifty way to determine the version of MQ series (C++
on Sun/Unix box) installed?
Thanks.
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Steve,
Just to verify, since I'm the orginal requester.
You have Domino R5, MQ 5.2.1, writing JAVA code to interface the 2 using
JDK 1.3.x
Is there any thing you need to do to make it work?
Glen Larson
Zurich North America
Steve Sacho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@AKH-Wien.AC.AT> on 10/21/2002
05:53:4
thee is a Fix adapter for MQ , but Swift needs MQ Integrator
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From: George Pachnelis [mailto:PACHNELI@;GR.IBM.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 3:35 AM
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Subject: MQSeries support for GLTRADE, FIX and SWIFT
Hello everyone,
Does anybody know if MQ
bobbee,
I used to run it from \Tool, so my classpath is:
set IMF_CLASSPATH=.;.\ic01.jar;
..\classes\com.ibm.mq.jar;..\classes\connector.jar;
..\classes\jfaceall.jar;..\classes\swingall.jar;..\classes;
..\classes\xml4j.jar;..\classes\broker.jar;..\classes\config.jar;
..\classes\argo.jar;..\classes
Hi all,
I'm trying to find installation information about how to install MQSeries
5.2.1 On W2k
in two machines working in cluster (Server Raid) with failover capability.
I have been searching
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/library/manualsa/index.html
and cant find what I am looking for
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) f
Reconda ( http://www.reconda.com ) offers a refuse / allow channel exit configurable
via a browser screen, but it's written in C, not assembler
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Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 5:47 AM
To
We're running the same VB6 application on two Windows2000 Servers using the
MQS 5.1 Client to access the mainframe. Periodically the application will
suddenly generate MQRC 2219 on one server, but not the other. This problem
arises on both servers, but never at the same time. The only method we
h
On OS/390 at MQ 5.2, my MQCONN calls are taking on average .15 seconds. This
is by far the longest amount of time spent in the program. Is 0.15 seconds
considered average? Or do we have room for improvement? If so, how?
Peter Potkay
IBM MQSeries Certified Specialist, Developer
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X
I don't believe there is one. You must contact your IBM sales rep.
Stephen Hochman
Merrill Lynch
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Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 12:04 AM
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I am trying to execute the MF import utility in IC01 as follows and getting
the following error:
C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ Integrator 2.1\Tool>mqsiimportmsgflows.bat
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
com/ibm/broker/config
/util/ImportMsgFlows
As you see I am in th
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Hi List,
Does anyone have a assembler Channel exit, that refuses a bind to complete
if the connection is not from a known source under TCP/IP.
We are running on MQ 2.1 on OS/390.
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George
we have developed solutions for SWIFT and FIX and are shortly developing
something for GL NET.
For Swift we are using the FORMATTER part of the MQ Integrator. With this,
we are transforming ISO 15002 SWIFT
into native formats and vica versa. For FIX, we are using a Fix-Engine and
are transf
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Hello everyone,
Does anybody know if MQSeries for Windows NT can be used in conjuction with
GLTRADE, FIX Messaging Protocol or SWIFT?
If yes, how can this be done? Is there an adapter or something else must be
used?
I found some relative support pacs (IA0Q, IA0C and IA0T) but they are for
MQ Integ
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