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De: Dennis Bryngelson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: Monday, November 25, 2002 11:22 PM
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Asunto: Webshere Integrator V2.1 - how do I tell what database a
broker is attached to...
1) We are running V2.1 broker on Solaris8.
Hi Kevin,
most definitely does MQSeries for z/OS support MQGMO_CONVERT and it has been
ever since I have started to learn about it (I think V1.3.1 or something
like that).
I think it's not supported in MQ programs running under some older versions
of CICS and on VSE/ESA, but I am not 100% sure, if
Hi,
Here are your answers:
1- The DataSourceName used when you create your broker is in the file
DataSourceName, look in your file system for this file. With the DSN see in
your .odbc.ini file to which database you connect. The .odbc.ini file is
locating in /var/wmqi/odbc.
For the userId, look
Hi Heinz,
I'm not a VB/MQAX200 guy, but I poked around a bit with the MQAX200 interfaces a while
ago and seem to remember that I had a similar problem and it turned out to be a
value/datatype problem with the
length-argument.
Try to use different values or different types as length argument.
John,
I have looked at the IC01 support pack, but this seems to want me to export
all the flows to a single file and then use mqsifiltermsgflows multiple
times to split out each distinct flow in the single export file.
IC01 *can* export a single message flow! just you should to set
parameters
Hi,
I have an MQ application which puts a message in
a queue after setting the RFH2 header using native Java APIs. Another
application using MQJMS latest ma88 pac,
picks the message from the queue. I have created
q and qcf using JMSAdmin and I am able to read the message but usr
folder
No :-)
After CKTI startup there is an immediate trigger as explained
by others some messages before
trigger interval works different. its not a time interval after
that queues are scanned if they should be triggered again, its
a time interval that has to be expirered after the last trigger
This is the same functionality as the Control Centre. That's what I don't
want. I want to be able to export a single flow, not including any dependant
sub-flows (which I'll export separately and version each file indipendantly
of each other).
What I am trying to do is treat each flow as a source
Thanks for the responses. More on the configuration.
With the Sun Blade we would max it out. 2 CPU's, 2 gig of memory. This
server is located in our DMZ and is used
to position data from our MVS QM through this DMZ QM and eventually
straight through to a queue manager located
outside of our
That KEWL!! I have ann IPAQ. But I am going to try to convert it if I need
to. TNX!!
From: Chan, Ian M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Channel Status Codes
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 11:57:59 +1100
Someone also put some useful MQ
Mikhail,
Here's IBM's take on buffering of non-persistent messages. I removed the
rest of the thread since the answer to the issue is the only thing that
matters:
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he install MQSI directory for a directory called registory down in there you
will find all sorst of nce information!!
From: Dennis Bryngelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Webshere Integrator V2.1 - how do I tell what database a
Hi all,
I need some help with connecting MQexplorer (w2k)MQSeries5.2.1 to a
Queuemanager on AIX (4.3.3) MQSeries5.2.
I saw a discussion about this earlier but by accident I have deleted the
email.
I have this working on another queuemanager in this way, but I can't redo it
because I lost the
It worked with 1.1.4 as well.
Stefan Sievert
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AAAGGGHH!!! Knowledge is such a beautful thing!!
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh!!
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Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002
Not unless a message arrives.
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Subject: Re: Triggering when CKTI comes up
I think it also depends on the trigger interval. Once the CKTI is up and
We have MQSeries v5.2, CSD05 on AIX 4.3.
The Supportpac MO71 provides the Queue performance data (HIQDEPTH, MSGIN,
MSGOUT, RESETINT) using the MO71 interface. As far as the MQSeries
documentation says, MQSeries V5.2 does not support the command RESET QSTATS
distributed platform (non OS/390). How
Geok, you could start with the intercommunications guide, I think it
mentions sample security exits for OS/390
The data provided to your security exit will include:
pChannelDefinition-QMgrName = queue manager this exit is on.
pChannelExitParams-PartnerName = queue manger attempting to connect.
Does anyone know how to change the userid MUSR_MQADMIN to another userid?
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this command is working all platforms:
mqsiservice brokername
... and reading the registry directory.
Tibor
he install MQSI directory for a directory called registory down in there you
will find all sorst of nce information!!
From: Dennis Bryngelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
You can also try out my program called MQ Visual Edit. It allows
you to browse / edit messages without message # or message size
restrictions.
You can download the current beta at:
http://www.capitalware.biz/beta.html
later
Roger Lacroix
Capitalware Inc.
At 12:16 PM 11/11/2002, you wrote:
I'm afraid they are on a little sticky note attached to our Qpasa screen!
Regards
John Scott
Senior Middleware Technical Specialist
Argos Ltd
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From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 November 2002 21:16
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Subject: Re: Channel
We've had some performance problems in a synchronous app lately. It's
a VB-NT client connected to a Solaris concentrator. Messages are put
to a queues that go thru WMQI on Solaris. Flows convert XML to Cobol,
and forward them to the mainframe. CICS programs do some DB2 work, and
send replies that
Lizette -
I assume you are using WinNT or Win2000 and MQ v5.2:
From a command prompt type DCOMCNFG.
In the dialog box that pops up, select IBM MQSeries Services, click the
Properties button.
In the properties sheet, select the Identity tab. From here you can change
the id under which the
Run the command 'dcomcnfg' from a command prompt.
Select the 'IBM MQSeries' application and click Properties.
On the Identity tab, enter the new user and password.
Anderson, Lizette T.
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Is there a rule of thumb here? If you had 10 QMs on 10 different servers
which themselves might be a variety of different platforms and wanted to
cluster them all, would it make a difference what versions of MQ they have?
Is there anything specific to older/newer versions of MQ that prevent them
Thanks Rob.. thats stuff I really should know if I'm going to be a C
programmer..
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Someone out there knows how to reload the dead letter queue for release
2.1 on OS/390 V2.8. MA10 only allows deletion of the dead letter queue.
Please help.
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Hi Bob,
I'm using MA01 supportPac(mqpack) on UNIX platform. I
think this is the only Bridge has capability to bridge
the gap for using PL/SQL.
Hasham
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HI all,
I am new to the MQ world and looking to implement a
MQ Client on a HP UX version 11 platform.
Jim -
Out of curiosity: Are these persistent messages? Are they relatively large?
I would expect that the actual, physical deletion of a persistent, expired
message would require the same logging overhead as any normal MQGET of the
same persistent message. If you are deleting a large volume of
No, it's using _INPUT_AS_Q_DEF and _BROWSE. Plus the queue is written
to by a WMQI message flow, which means that WMQI already has the queue
opened. So the script could only access it in a shared mode.
DiLauro, Nick
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Dear MQ acolytes.. ( December 22 is approaching fast and the annual, ancient, MQSeries festival will be upon us soon I fear )
But back to reality
I understand the rationale behind using threaded / process based channel agents - and have for some time but...
are there any channel
ys create a new WORKSPACE. Add the subflow to the workspace and the export
the workspace and source-safe that.
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Rob,
I get the following.
Failed Test Status Wstat Total Fail Failed List of Failed
t\20convert.t 6 2 33.33% 5-6
t\30basic.t 17 3 17.65% 6-7, 15
Failed 2/7 test scripts, 71.43% okay. 5/1949
Well, Mark, it's kind of a roundabout method and requires that you have a
server with a dead letter handler. And there must be something better, but
how about
1) Unload the DLQ using CSQUTIL
2) Reload to a remote queue that sends the DLQ msgs to some other server
that has a DLQ handler
3) Run
Yes, they are persistent. They're small, though, only 334 bytes.
Still, I imagine you're right that the logger is where the bottleneck
resides. I suppose that the logger process is single threaded, and
gets overwhelmed by the work that's required to delete the messages.
It's not something I
Hi Dick,
Thanks for the answer.
Yes the SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN is there.
Remote admin is enabled.
NO tcp/ip problems..
But still can't get this running..
Erik Klemetti
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There's nothing really special about a DLQ. It's just the original
message with a DLH prepended to it. You could easily write a program
that processed the queue and put the messages where they belong.
Mark Steely
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Hi all,
I need some help with connecting MQexplorer
I was hoping someone else had already did that.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/26/02 04:51PM
There's nothing really special about a DLQ. It's just the original
message with a DLH prepended to it. You could easily write a program
that processed the queue and put the messages where they belong.
Jim,
I think I remember reading in the announcment of MQ V5.3 that you no longer
have to write these scavenger routines to get rid of expired messages, but
that the queue manager itself will take care of that. Which version of MQ
are you currently on?
I don't know if my memory serves me well, but
I'm on 5.2 now, so you've provided some hope.
Stefan Sievert
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Sorry to disappoint, but I'm fairly certain that this new feature is OS/390
version only. It was implement to clean up shared queues in the coupling
facility. I don't think it was implemented in the distributed code base.
- Steve Gies
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...and a Command Server is running?
:
Is the 64K buffer for the distributed platforms same as the LogBufferPages
in the qm.ini? Or is it a totally different thing? I found that the default
for LogBufferPages has been changed from 17(68K) to 64(256K) on v5.3.
Ian
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From: Rick Tsujimoto [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi all
I am trying to run a MQ C program on os/390.
Complile link edit step is running fine.
But the run step is failing wirh S0c4 abend with return code 10.
I am pasting the run jcl here...
plz let me know whether any libraries that r to be added in the step lib.
//RBILPRTC JOB
Hi Vinodh,
You have to include the hlq.SCSQAUTH dataset in the STEPLIB.
-- Sundari
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From: N Vinodh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:36 AM
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Subject: MQ C program on OS/390
Hi all
I am trying to run a MQ C program on
Hi
I tried adding the SCSQAUTH dataset. I am getting the same error.
thanks
vinodh
Ganapathy,
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Hi stefan
I ma posting the entire complie link edit jcl. it is running fine with rc 4.
//RBILPRDC JOB (XXX,XXX,XX,D2,DT99X),
// 'C MQ-SERIES COMPILE',CLASS=A,
// NOTIFY=SYSUID,MSGCLASS=X,MSGLEVEL=(1,1),
// TIME=(,02)
hi
the program will read from the message from MQueue and display the same it is a sample
porgram given by os/390 in C.
rgds
vinodh
Stefan Sievert
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Hello,
Do you have information about using syncpoint in Natural on Os390 ?
There is an assembly program called LSYNC to use syncpoint in Natural.
Does anyone information?
Thanks and regards,
Emre Kunt
Systems Programmer
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