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I disagree. Take a disaster, e.g. data center goes up in flames in the
middle of processing messages that represent money. What do you tell
management, "oh these message should have been transient". I happened to
work on the disaster recovery plan for MQ at JPM Chase for the mainframes.
The plan
Has anyone tried this program on Windows 2000? I successfully compiled the
source but will end up with an "Application Error" that states...
"The instruction at 0x42445353 referenced at 0x42445353. The memory could
not be read"
Anyone know why this is happening?
-Warren
Instructions for manag
here here !!!
Good job, Chris and Jim.
As Jim said, hard work and latest skillset pays.
I've seen people from India, who come here and become
a part of our community. They dont bother anybody! And
as regards the 2-3 X salary that they are said to be
making, I dont think so. A considerable portion
Spoken like a true gentleman. A gentleman that has not lost his job to
lower priced and many times less productive person with an acceptable lower
standard of living. Most companies given the choice will opt for the lower
priced option 9 out of 10 times.
I do not begrudge anyone I have not lost
You may need to increase the maximum number of file handles on your
operating system.
Matt
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I agree with Philip. I cannot see why you'd want to back up the Queue Managers whilst they were active as that might cause all sorts of problems with sync points and database updates 'ad infinitum'. I would have thought a database backup would have been much more useful for such occasions as Dis
Chris,
Make that four cents. Aw heck, I'll dig deep and make it a whole
nickel!!!
Hard work pays off. Keeping skills sharp pays off. I've seen the gravy
train days come and go. Not sure if IT will come back as much as before.
Programming talent is much less of an arcane knack and becoming
I don't see any real need to back up a running queue manager. Messaging
implies transience, by the time you back up the queues and its logs, the
messages ought be consumed. If, on the other hand, messages are not
transient, then you may want to consider a database instead.
Of course, backing up
What platform ?
Make sure that the path is correct, and it is defined in the platform where
you are running.
I assume that you are not using the Web Client and the you are not trying
to run a JSP.
Correct ?
Raul L. Acevedo
IT Architect
IBM Global Services
Business Consulting Services, EAI - Indust
I'm interested in this as well. Currently we shutdown our Qmgrs... then do
our backup. We use Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) for many of our backup
processes. I understand there is a TSM agent for DB2 that allows you to back
up Databases while they're running. We hope to use that for our WMQI DB2
da
Hi,
I have programmed a session EJB, which
runs on WebSphere. This EJB uses the workflow java API to
log on to the MQ Workflow Server, to create and execute an workflow
instance. My problem is, it was successful to create and execute
an instance, but the activity program in the instance wa
I think it is more unheard of these days for a 7th grade teacher to earn
$65-$70K USD. Your sister must be working in a private school.
The reality is that in the 90's we took advantage of the situation and
shortage of IT personnel and demanded high salaries ($90-200K/yr), stock
options, health c
My sister is a 7th grade teacher and makes 65-70k per, she has legitimate
Ph.D from Columbia, unlike some of the suspect Ph.D.'s we are uncovering on
some resumes. These Ph.D.s are usually from unheard of foreign
institutions which are incredibly difficult to verify.
2-3 times teachers social wo
Sergio:
Try this address instead:
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Doug
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The mainframe allows a "fuzzy" backup. I don't think the other platforms
provide a way to do a restore from a point in time and forward recover the
queues.
John Scott
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Nothing from nothing leaves nothing
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Sergio,
That is the correct address.
Glen Shubert
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Hello
Sorry about put this question here, but I can't imagine another place now.
I need subscribe in to CICS-L, and I sent a message to site :
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Subscribe CICS-Lsergio Lima Costa, Caixa Economica Federal,
but don't have return.
Anybody know if the anything was ch
All the manuals/redbooks etc seem to state that the queue manager needs to
be stopped before it can be backed up. This doesn't seem ideal if you are
trying to run an application permanently.
Can anybody suggest ways of backing up a running Queue Manager.
Has anybody ever tried/succeeded in doing
And still making 2-3 X the salary of a teacher or social worker
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> FREE as in we will
>The space will not get freed up until either a) you delete and redefine
the
>queue, or b) the QMGR is stopped and restarted.
This is not quite true, we do indeed release disk space at these times but
these aren't the only times...
The others are :-
1) At a checkpoint
If checkpoint sees the s
FREE as in we will all be working for free one day!
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Sorry, I am a rock.I am an ....land. And a rock
feels..
(You gotta love Simon and Garfunkel)!!!
Then the survey does not apply for me, throw mine out.
bobbee
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You might take a look at your "ulimit" or user limits for open files.
I'm not that familiar with Solaris but I think it's a universal Unix
convention.
"ulimit -a" should show you how many open file handles you can have for the
current user.
- Chris
"Wyatt, T. Rob"
We have a server Solaris 6 running MQ 5.2 CSD05 and WebLogic. When the
WebLogic is under a heavy load, we max out on open files and get FDC files
with this probe value:
| Probe Description :- MQSeries was unable to open a message catalog to
|
| display an error message for message id hexadecim
It was intended to be for employees and non-independent (you work for a
consulting company) consultants. As a non-independent consultant consider
answers as they pertain to your consulting company rather than your clients.
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From: Robert Broderick [mailto:robertbroderick@
Tim,
thanks for the answer, here is the command output:
TSO RLIST MQADMIN .CONTEXT AUTHUSER
ICH13003I .CONTEXT NOT FOUND,
***,
TSO RLIST MQQUEUE .B* AUTHUSER
CLASS NAME,
- ,
MQQUEUE.B* (G),
GROUP CLASS NAME,
- - ,
GMQQUEUE,
,
LEVEL OWNER
Funny though, We had the Russian invasion a few years back now it seems to
be from India these days!! I guess this is why they call this the land of
the free!!
bobbee
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Hey Hey
HEy!!!
Very good!1
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This survey I filled out seems to be geared towards an employee in some
aspects. There was no inclination to us prostitutes ooops
sorry..consultants!!!
How do you answer the question as a consultant??
How long have you been at your current position?? I've been doing this since
I was 14 and I canno
Andrea,
this is a design issue. Because the "local" MQSeries knows that
the target queue is not local, it does not care for the queuename. it
is only interested how to route the message to the target queuemanager.
its up to the target queuemanager to look for a "local
definition" of the queue.
t
Use a STEPLIB Daniel with the 5.3 modules in it. See
http://publibfp.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/html/csqsav02/csqsav02tfrm.htm
Multiple queue manager versions in z/OS. It will explain the early code
must be latest level and you can then STEPLIB 5.2 1.2 2.1 5.3 all under the
same image.
hth
Windy
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The space will not get freed up until either a) you delete and redefine the
queue, or b) the QMGR is stopped and restarte.
Windy
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