Rick,
This is probaly only relevant when you're going to use queue sharing
groups. Check out the MQ53 Concepts & Planning guide, chapter
16 'Planning your DB2 environement'.
Cheers, Jan.
> I'm just starting to look at the requirements for WMQ V5.3 for Z/OS
and
> noticed that DB2 6.1 is a prereq.
Thanks Li,
I am able to delete the associated IPC resources and restart the Q Manager.
Thanks again
Anish Dave
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Anish,
I
Sorry for not specifying the environment. The environment is UNIX and MQSeries version
5.2.
TIA.
Vinay
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Have you connected to the OS390 prior to installing the new version. The
reason I ask this is because the OS390 does not come with the Client
Attachment Facility out of the box. It has to be purchased seperatly and
installed. If you have not connected prior to the OS390 the case may be that
the CAF
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You are probably trying to use options not supported by V2.1 on MVS. Also
make sure you specify version 1, I think, for your various data structures
eg. MQMD MQGMO etc. you'll need to check your MVS doco for supported
versions and options. You can also look in SYS1.MQM.SCSQCOBC at the
copybooks CMQ
I'll be happy to test as well.
Bill C.
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Can you also send me a copy?
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IBM have completed work on MQ 5.3 CSD01, but have not released it on the
Web due to US security export rules.
They will ship on request to customers a new version of 5.3 which is called
GA2. (Sometimes referred to as 5.3.1 or 5.3.01). I believe that all new
shipments will be GA2.
The original rel
yes.
5.3.0.1 is a refresh of 5.3, including CSD1
5.3.0.1 also works on WinXP.
HTH, Luc-Michel.
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Thanks Bruce, Luc-Michel, Tony for your responses. Nick
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Both listeners and channel init's where created by the qmanager startup.
Both listeners where trying to use the same port.
Ibm just sent a replacement for amqmsrvn
Seems like all is better.
I just want to know why??
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The user-specified channel SSL properties determine whet
Darry,
I guess this was a false alarm. The problem turned out to be an
environment variable not set when the machine was logged on as a different
user. this should have been so obvious, I'm now embarrassed.
Thanks again for response.
Thanks,
David Corbett
MQ Certified Solutions Expert
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I'm just starting to look at the requirements for WMQ V5.3 for Z/OS and
noticed that DB2 6.1 is a prereq. I know that the pagesets and BSDS are
actually cloned from DB2, but why is DB2 an actual requirement? Does an MQ
admin actually get involved with DB2 tasks?
Instructions for managing your ma
I'm using v5.2 csd05 and can create two listeners on two separate ports.
Are you sure that some other application or qmgr isn't using one of the
ports?
Nick
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Su
in one word, yes.
SSL is defined at channel level, not at qmgr level
You can even configure SSL as "optionnal" for a channel, so SSL and
no-SSL partners will be able to connect.
Useful in a migrating phase probably.
HTH, Luc-Michel.
Date sent: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 13:10:41 -0800
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Yes.
- Bruce Giordano
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I have been reviewing the requirements for using SSL with client to server
connections. From my reading I understand the qmgr must be configured to
point to the repository file containing digital certificates. Then a server
connection channel must be defined with the SSL settings. My question is
Yes, it would, but not if it is started by a PLT program.
"Miller, Dennis"
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Bringing another dell machine with windows 2000.
This is the first we have seen this message.
EXPLANATION:
An attempt to bind the TCP/IP socket to the listener port was unsuccessful.
ACTION:
The failure could be due to another program using the same port number.
Record
the return code 0 from the bi
I have a userid, say BOB. BOB has ALTER access to the ssid.RESLEVEL
profile, so after BOB's (batch) connect, BOB can access any queues without
needing to be granted access to any more profiles (with the exception of
the csqorexx and csqutil queues). This is cool, because BOB is often
debugging pr
Darry,
Thanks for your comments. In this case, the NT client is connecting
directly to an OS/390 environment with no other QMGR in between. The
OS/390 is running 5.2 also. I looked at system logs, queue manager logs
and channel initiator logs on the mainframe but did not see anything that
indic
David,
Security was tightened on V52. Have you reviewed the MQ error logs on the
target system? Is the different userid that you used, defined on the box the
calls were made to?
Cheers,
Darry
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What do you mean by RESLEVEL does not extend to connected clients?
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> Subject: Mainframe Security
>
> I think I know the answer to this, but
If the bridge monitor is triggered and abends, doesn't restart immediately if there
are still messages on the queue?
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>This monitor would be a client program running somewhere. The eternal
>wait is not considered polling, right? I mean, when the program issues
>a MQGET with an infinite timeout, there is no CPU usage by that
>program while MQGET is blocked waiting for input, right?
Correct.
>One thing I would do
I have installed MQ client 5.2 on an NT 4.0 box with a userid that has
administrative rights to it. That user can start an application that makes
use of the mqclient calls and everything works fine. However, if I log
onto the NT box with a different userid (even if this id has admin rights),
the
I just noticed there is a extra quote prior to the equal sign. Did it let
that go through or did you catch it. ...
What is the domain when you dump the message in the trace node. Maybe you
need to send the message through an RCD node to set it to straight XML
Hello, and sorry for not answering before, I have been away. I will
quote from several messages, with very minor modifications, mostly due
to spelling.
> [Gonzalo's] programming requirements reflect a programming style
> that's used in real-time systems (MQ is not real-time).
That is correct. T
Hi TJo,
this quote is from Chapter 2 of the MQ Quick Beginnings for HP-UX manual
about Kernel configuration:
[quote]
MQSeries queue managers are independent of each other. Therefore system
kernel parameters, for example shmmni, semmni, semmns, and semmnu need to
allow for the number of queue manage
nope,does'nt help!
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Betreff: Re: Strip MQCIH Header in Compute Node
Give this a try
SET "OutputRoot"."MQCIH" "= '';
We use the bridge, in DPL mode, and many others do also. I've experienced a
few startup problems where it didn't trigger, but it does now, just fine.
I've seen others describe it triggering naturally. We get the following
messages, in the MSGUSR sysout under the region, when the first message
comes
Works here, Been there, done that!!
bobbee
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Date: Wed, 8
Give this a try
SET "OutputRoot"."MQCIH" "= '';
bobbee'
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Hi
I believe that might not work - since it's locked by [EMAIL PROTECTED],
and not by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dan
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1.Triggering the CKBR transaction is how we start the bridge.
2.Don't understand why clustering would be an issue.
3.The bridge monitor does not fail on much, your examples are I think
for failures of bridge tasks i.e. CKBPs.
4.Scrape the console messages and page if the bridge a
Scott,
I'm trying to see if we could map a solution based on a programming style
requirement (Gonzalo's). I'm not trying to find the best solution.
Scott Gray
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M>
Better still. Log onto your workstation and create his user ID (asuming you
can do this). and then log on to that ID locally on your workstation and
bring up the Control Center. Then Unlock the Message Flow. Isn't security
great!!!
bobbee
From: John Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Rep
Hi,
First of all the linking should be done with the client library. i.e.
mqic.lib instead of mqm.lib. Because you say that your server is on the
Win2000 machine, the program will work there when you compile with server
libraries. But from the VMS machine when you try to connect to the Win 2000
mac
I think I know the answer to this, but I'll ask anyway.
My MQ admin RACF group has been given RESLEVEL access. This was done to
ensure we can always access queues, as well as making the RACF definitions
somewhat cleaner. This is working very well for us.
Now a few of the group have started
Hi ,
Input to the compute node comes from the CICS Bridge which has the MQMD , MQCIH and
the Message itself.How do i get rid of the MQCIH header in a compute node since my
receiving application does not expect a MQCIH header.
I have 'Copy Message Headers' enabled in the Compute node and I tri
Dear all,
Where can I find a compiled ready to use version of MQGET.EXE (compatible with MQ
client 5.2.1) that retrieves messages into ascii files (win 2000) with configurable
buffer and an MQPUT.EXE that sends back to a queue another (notification) file ?
+source code if possible
Thank yo
Rick,
I dont know why you would wait to start the application(s). Why not
start/fork application processes (as normal) or threads as the trigger
messages are received (which is what we do in our custom java TM to avoid
multiple JVMs)? I just dont see the point of QLISTall you've done is
e
Your Life on the Net
TJo,
Not sure if this is available on your release but you can also feed most
error messages into mqrc and get back a detailed description. For example:
$ mqrc AMQ8101
536903937 0x20008101 ocmRC_UNEXPECTED_CSV_STATE
536903937 0x20008101 ocmRC_UNEXPECTED_ERROR
536903937 0x20008101
I was thinking more of kernel configuration, semaphores and shared memory, but I don't
know that that would affect crtmqm, rather than actually running an additional qm.
Bill
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From: Tryggve Johannesson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 9:45 AM
The message can be found in the Messages manual GC33-1876
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/library/manualsa/amqzao/amqzao.htm
Can you attach the FDC file to your next reply ? Maybe one of us will see
something. Also check your event log on the server and make sure there
aren't any relat
David,
2046 is listed as OPTIONS_ERROR. This means that your GET options are not
correct. Please reply to the list with the code lines that set up your
MQGMO fields.
-- T.Rob
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To: [
Is anyone out there using the CICS DPL Bridge? If so How are you starting
it? Are you using clustering. I had to write a PLT to start the bridge
because I could not get the triggering to work.
Also, how do you monitor or restart the bridge when an abend occurs in the
bridge (due to a bad messag
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Scott,
You're right, In a high volume environment, this or any other single
triggered application environment would not function well. But, that's a
fine-tuning issue. I'm more interested in knowing if the proposed design
meets the Gonzalo's original needs. His programming requirements reflect
Tim,
You could remove a layer by making the custom trigger monitor perform
application processing, but it makes the trigger monitor even more
specific. If a future requirement came along that was similar, you would
have to reinvent the (application) wheel. If we keep the custom trigger
monitor g
Dave,
Are you connecting something other than an MQ channel to your listener
process? It's coming from host '10.2.212.238' and the data it's sending is:
-
0700636F 6E6E6563 74 ..connect
Cheers
Morag
Morag Hughson
WebSphere MQ for z/OS Development
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Dennis,
I would assume trigger-on-first. This being the case, there would only be
one trigger message per queue (in the worse case). A given trigger message
may represent 1 or many messages for a given queue.
"Miller, Dennis"
"Messages"
Now thats an odd name for a manual about messages
Sometimes I'm so blind and stupid that I even surprise myself. :-(
Thanks for the pointer and the effort.
TJo
On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 14:37, Bullock, Rebecca (CSC) wrote:
> TJo -- This isn't going to be too helpful (
Hi Bill!
None that I know of. There is plenty of diskspace (800MB+), so that
should not be the problem. We have had memory problems in the past, but
that was with less RAM and a higher load so I do not think that is the
problem either. Any more resources that is needed?
This is a test mac
You need to set up a user account named, "IBMMQSI2" and make it a member of
the appropriate mqbr groups. Afterwards you need to log-on under this
account, which has privileges to override other users that maybe away.
Francois van der Merwe
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elope
(sorry, seems to be the sport of the day over here...)
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I wrote an I/O module that acted as one of Den's SIL processes. It would
receive a trigger message and process the message. Before and after
processing a message it would check the queue depth and if another message
was onthe queue it would start another process. This process was responsible
for ch
A shot in the dark: Do you have a resource shortage on the machine?
Bill
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Hi!
I have a problem on o
Hi all,
I got some problem in writing MQseries client application.
Let me explain what i have done.
IBM Mqseries server is running on windows 2000 machine.
Mqseries client application is running on Open VMS.
I tried to connect with Mqserver from VMS thru the sample program given by
IBM
( u can
TJo -- This isn't going to be too helpful (sorry), but here's what my
Messages manual says an AMQ8101 message means:
AMQ8101 Unexpected error (&1)
An expected reason code with hexadecimal value &1 was received from the
MQseries queue manager during command processing. (note that hexadecimal
values
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I'll test this asap
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Hi!
I have a problem on one of our testmachines. I am trying to create a new
queue manager called CLTEST. Another one exist already. The command and
the result is as follows:
mqm@test04> crtmqm CLTEST
AMQ8101: Unexpected error (893).
mqm@test04>
Most irritating. I have a feeling that I
David,
You are using a get option that is not valid on MVS.
My first guess would be that in your program you have something like this:
gmo.Version = MQGMO_VERSION_2; /* Avoid need to reset Message */
gmo.MatchOptions = MQMO_NONE; /* ID and Correlation ID before */
Dear Listeners,
IBM has a support pac for MQ for OS/390. Support pac id MO12. Has anybody
out there adapted this support pac for MQS V1R2? I should have a tool to
undelete messages on a queue, which were mqget(ed) by accident.
Help appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
Reiner
Schmidt, Reiner
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Dear all
I have a question regarding MQSeries 5.2.1 installed on an Windows 2000 as a client
And MQSeries 2.1 installed on an IBM MVS as a server. When trying to do an MQGET on a
queue I receive an error message 2, 2046.
The MQGET connects fine to the Channel and to the Queue but when trying to
Hello
unfortunately you dont tell us what platform you are on (win/nt, unix,
os/390, ...), there
are different tools for each platform available to browse a queue.
if mq puts a message to the dlq a dlh (dead letter headder) is added. the
structure is
described in the application programmers refer
Yes, if you have access to NT MQ explorer, if you open the message, there
will be a "dead letter" section, and you can see the reason codes there.
Other tools like support pac MO71 will also show that.
If you can't do that, you need to look in the events book what does the
first x bytes mean in th
abort
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> desist
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> On Tue, 2003-01-07 at 19:55, Dawson, John wrote:
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On my queue manager messages are piling up in the dead letter queue.Is there a way to
browse these messages and findout the
reason.
TIA.
Vinay
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Create a local user on the Config Manager server called IBMMQSI2 and add it
to the mqm/mqsi groups.
Log on as that user on the config manager server and use control center to
unlock the flow. You may not be able to check in his changes however.
Regards
John.
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From: Fran
We did run with this successfully having installed a couple of e-fixes for MQSI to resolve problems with the BITSTREAM functionality. However this was done using a clean install and was not an upgrade from previous versions. Also, CSD4 is now available for MQSI which means the e-fixes are no lon
How do I do this. The user that checked out a message flow is away at the
moment and we need to check it in. Thanks.
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We are getting the following error on AIX broker WMQIB V2.1 with CSD03 when
trying to update a DB2 database from more than one flow at the same time.
Any ideas? We did set maxappls to 200.
Francois van der Merwe
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Hi WMQI experts,
I need to develop a message flow, where information from one message is
needed by the next.
The platform is z/OS. As the application is mission critical, I am looking
for a mechanism to share the data without having to put them in a database
or message queue.
I have seen support pa
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