Dear Listeners,
In our 7*24h Sysplex environment we have a problem. My question is do you
recognize this and if so (how) dit you solve it.
As I said it is a 7*24h Sysplex environment with CICSplex and Qsharing (MQ
5.2). MQ trigger messages are send from the CF to the CICS-listeners for
futher dis
AFAIK, nothing special needs to be done to create a JNDI object for
remote queue. But we have to make sure that we do _not_ use this object for
receiving. This object can only be used while creating QueueSender's but not
the QueueReceiver's.
Also it would be helpful if you post the error
Hi,
does anyone know when using JMS to create JNDI objects, if it is possible to have a JNDI object as a remote queue? Iam having difficulty binding to a remote queue on MQSeries from Weblogic.
many thanks,
Jay
assumed you've installed/configured db2 and created your wmqi configmgr
and broker
app. 5 wmqi related windows groups are created. make sure the windows
account you are logged in as is a member of these groups.
jesse goode jr
valero energy corporation
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Kulbir,
we downloaded it from the web site do you want me to provide a link?
Regards
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pm >>>John, Are you on WMQSI 2.1 CSD04? Where did you get CSD04
from? Regards, Kulbir.
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I installed WMQI 5.2 CSD 2 with MQSeries 5.3 on Windows 2000 professional.
The installation was succesfull.
To test the installation and configuration I created a message flow
called simple_flow, but I can't drop any nodes in the Message Flow
Definition area.
Some idea?
Regards
Carlos Cas
On this I have answers from IBM.
1) The CMVC level is a build date. It is year, month, day. So where you see L021011 is 2002-10-11. Thanks James Kingdon.
2) IBM support tells me they acknowledge this is not the way mqver should work. There isn't a PMR on it but they will fix it probably in
Lizette, we are running TS 1.3 and MQ V5.2. We've had no problems, but I'd
check PSP buckets for anything critical that may need to go on. You know,
SOP stuff :-)
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We are running MQSeries for OS/390 5.2. Are there any known problems with
running MQSeries under transaction server 1.3?
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I was using the Starttool product to display the module. Looking into this
further, it appears that the file transfer product we are using has
problems with PDSE libraries. I tried transmitting the PDSSEQ library to
the system I was working on and issuing the receive there and no longer
encounte
MQ can easily handle a million 1K messages. Whether you have the resources (queue
space, log space, network bandwidth, etc.) is another question that will take a little
elbow grease on your part. You also need to factor in how much time you have to
send/process the messages, service time requir
CKBR needn't tie up a terminal; you can start it any number of ways without a terminal
resource attached. Trigger on first, works quite nicely since CKBR will then start/end
dynamically in response to message traffic.
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This message is generated, by the Loader, when it detects a PDS directory entry for the entry/alias/whatever it is being asked to bring into storage that is not that of a load module. It is possible for a library/load-module PDS to contain a bad directory entry, but are you sure you are not askin
Thanks for your response, Rebecca. I was assuming the sequential terminal
would
be my best bet outside of an exit, but that seemed like such an "old" way of
doing
things that there might be a better choice. (Lists are great for
suggestions by those
who have worked with a product for a while and a
Thanks. I have managed to convince the programmer to send it
non-persistent. Should I still worry about syncpoint? or use a wait
interval? Also, could it be advantages to send it batch?
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When you say 95,000 messages, in what time period does that reference. Is that per 8
hour day, per 24 hour day, per hour, etc? Assuming you meant the load to be spread
out over an 8 hour period even a fairly basic Unix/Linux/NT server could handle this
load.
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Jill, no, we don't use the 3270 Bridge, but that's not relevant to your
general question on how to start something up in CICS.
How about using a sequential terminal? That's how we start up some stuff (or
at least, I know for a fact that we used to do it that way). The CICS guy
says we still do, so
Lissette,
We had a similar challenge recently on OS/390. In addition to Bob's
comments below and others, the most limiting factor I found by far is
logging because of the persistence. You will not be able to go any faster
than the logging speeds of your disk. There is a support pac, MP16, that
Hi,
We regularly see this problem on our development Broker. It usually occurs
after a deploy and results in the execution group using a large amount of
CPU. On our Production Broker we sometimes see each flow disconnecting from
it's queue (without any error/message from WMQI). In both cases the
I need help sizing a server to handle the following:
This project is in support of a Call Center used during major system
outages.
We need to size a server which is connected to a frame relay connected to a
external call center on
one side and MVS querying DB2 on the inhouse side. This server/QM
Hello MQ Listers,
Well, I'm verturing into another new subsystem and wondered if anyone is
using the MQ-CICS 3270 Bridge? If so, how are
you starting it? If the CKBR transaction ties up a terminal until the
monitor ends, sounds like a bad choice. I prefer not to
have an operator have to issue
I seem to recall there was a ZAP at mq 2.1 for
increasing the number of TCBs used by the CICS adapter from the standard 8, but
cant find reference to it anywhere. If anyone knows anything about it or
can point me to something equivalent for mq 5.2 Id greatly appreciate
it.
Thanks,
Scott
I've installed the MO12 support pack to get information from the MQSeries
log data sets. However, when I try to run the modified version of
CSQ1LOGP, I'm getting the following error:
IEW4007I FIND FOR MODULE CCP1LRPL FAILED BECAUSE DIRECTORY ENTRY IS NOT
VALID FOR A LOAD MODULE.
Has anyone else ru
Vinodh,
JMS will set the 'application identity data' on send meaning it will be
overwritten by JMS when the message is sent. You will have to find another
way of passing your application identity information.
Good Luck,
Chris
N Vinodh
we had this same problem yesterday. I cannot remember if the EXG was
'default' We naturally assumed it was because the developer had a debug
session going and the EXG could not terminate the transaction. We too killed
the process and everything was ok after that.
Lissette,
We had an application that sent about 8,000 2k-4k MT942 reports from the MF
to an Windows frontend server farm where the data was parsed and applied to
a data warehouse. When we were sending those messages persistent and one at
a time the amount of time was substantial. Granted there ma
Make sure your logs and pagesets are large enough to hold everything if
there is any kind of failure, and your log archiving can handle it fast
enough The messages may block other messages along the same channel so
you might consider a separate channel if traffic warrants it.
Hi
I am using IBM MQSeries 5.1 and trying to put messages from IBM WAS4.0 using JMS.
I am required to set 'application indendity data' on the MQ message and send it. I am
unable to do using JMS api?
Plz help me in this,
Thanks in advance,
Rgds
Vinodh
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Funny - I'm sure I remember reading this on one of IBM's Hints and Tips web
pages (a long time ago). Still, I can't find it now so I'll just have to put it
down to old age! But Paul's explanation was very clear so thanks for asking the
question.
Cheers,
Paul
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Actually we have CSD 3, but an lslpp shows 2.1.0.4
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From: Kulbir S. Thind
Sent: Wed 12/4/2002 08:18
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Subject: Re: WMQIv2 shutdown problem
John,
Hi there,
Our Windows 2000 memo.ptf say it has no CSD applied, I'm assuming we have an old media package. What is the best way of getting hold of the CSD that we need to apply? When is CSD2 expected?
Thanks,
Kulbir.
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John,
Are you on WMQSI 2.1 CSD04? Where did you get CSD04 from?
Regards,
Kulbir.
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