I deleted the QM Alias on QMB.
The set up is as follows now:
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QMA and QMB are in ClusterAB. QMA has a remote queue def called RequestQueue
(RemoteQName=RequestQueue, RemoteQMname=QM1, XMITQ= blank)
QM1 and QM2 are in Cluster12. Each has a
We are OS/390 v2.8 and MQ Series V2.1. Does any one have a dead letter
queue handler program for V2.1? How do other site's reload the dead
letter queue for V2.1?
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Anyone know how to programmatically get details of a running Windows MQ
process? e.g. how to know if runmqchi or runmqlsr is running for qmgr ABC? or
what were the cmd line options used to start the process ?
Thanks,
Howard Cinamon
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I know this is an obvious suggestion but I did not see anyone make it this
time.
Why not block the records into say a 32k block for a nice easy round
number...
when you send each 380 byte record they each get their own 324 byte MQMD.
we block everything now when sending groups of messages or fi
According to the description of the reason code, this can happen if your
logs aren't large enough to support the unit of work. How large are you're
logs? circular or linear?
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Peter,
True. It isn't required, but the program is initialising lots of variables
and setting up the data area for other routines and it was loading the
passed Qmgr name into the MQOD in an effort to be 'helpful'. The program was
written long before we had even considered using clustering and it w
The MQOD isn't a parameter for the MQCONN call, so how/why could it have the
queue manager name in it from the connect?
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MQCONN (QMgrName, Hconn, CompCode, Reason)
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Peter Potkay
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Been there, tried that - largely OK so long as you don't want to use the
C++ stuff. Standard MQI calls work ok.
Dave
Usually this happens on a UNIX box or an MVS systemBUT, what does your
disk space look like on the WIN2K system??
As someone else suggested what is in
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recently we encountered a pattern where every half hour we saw an increase in transaction response time, and it was very consistent
it was narrowed down to a system function that dealt with SMF statistics
by setting DDCONS(NO) we eliminated this overhead
I will add the supporting information fo
Stefan et al
make sure objectqmgrname in the MQOD is empty
sounds like it holds the name of your local queuemanager.
(some programmers use the same mqod storage for the connect
and the open and miss to wipe out the qmgr name after the
connect call).
Spot on! Many thanks. My 'program' passes da
OK Get the rope out :-)
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Hi Folks,
Yesterday I sent a private message to my friend and I didn't
perceive that I
We run the MQ at a higher priority than the CICS regions, but below the IMS and DB2.
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What version of VA C++ 5 are you using?
I would ensure you have the latest version (5.0.2 I think).
We successfully compile C++ applications using V5.0.2 (but I am not sure
whether they use setOpenOptions).
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If the
MQ regions and CICS regions are 'talking' to each other, I always run them in
the same service class(es). (ONLPRD for Production, etc.)
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I know this isn’t a supported option, but has anybody tried using the
GNU C compiler on AIX? If so, did it work and did you have to tweak anything to
make it work? The reason I ask is that I have a client who is putting together
a demo. We want to use the MQSeries client but don’t want to h
The plot thickens ...
The prototype for ImqObj::setOpenOptions in imqobj.h looks like:
ImqBoolean setOpenOptions ( const MQLONG );
and that for ImqCac::read in imqcac.h looks like:
ImqBoolean read ( const size_t, char * & );
and the functions exported by the library match these signatures.
Check that your logs are large enough if you're using circular logging
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Folks… At what priority do you run
your OS/390 MQ compared to your CICS regions? I’m not at all sure it’s important, but wanted to
poll the list to see what you’re coding.
Thanks!
Dave W.
I'm thinking that a put from your WIN2000 may have failed. I would check the
AMQERR01.log. I had this happen because I had a disconnect between WIN2000 sever and
OS390 and still do not understand why .
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Dave,
I have checked this parameter, and it is at his default value of 1.
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What
What is your max on uncommitted MSGS?
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As many of know, I am sending a file from
As many of know, I am sending a file from a Win2K MQ to a MVS-based MQ.
For some file integrity reason I am sending all records within
the same SYNCPOINT: if all records are gone (I.E. my app reached the EOF
without any bad retcode from MQ), I will issue a MQCMIT once.
Today the input file is abo
Hi Folks,
Yesterday I sent a private message to my friend and I didn't
perceive that I pressed "reply all" instead of "reply".
Sincerely my apologies.
This list is high level and I'd like to contribute to hold
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NT.Queue1 is mixed case.
Your app has the queue name spelled correctly,case and all?
Can an app connected to the NT box put to this queue?
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Peter,
i rebuilt the situation and it worked fine here. (all queuemanagers
on win/nt version 5.2)
messages are sent from QMA to QMB using TO.QMB clustersenderchannel, and
then from QMB to QM1 using QM1.XMIT and QMB.TO.QM1 senderchannel.
I tried to create the error by applying some changes to the
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Hi,
A few things
* If you want to split the message, as you said, this is possible
using the propagate function in the first compute node in your message flow.
* I assume you have more than two plants, that means more than one
filter node. Why don´t you use the RouteToLabel node and la
hello,
make sure objectqmgrname in the MQOD is empty
sounds like it holds the name of your local queuemanager.
(some programmers use the same mqod storage for the connect
and the open and miss to wipe out the qmgr name after the
connect call).
hth
regards
stefan
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