Tony,
If you want to use the new implementation of CSD03 (or CSD04), you
have to re-create your ConfigMgr. This is a simple method without any
data loss just follow the manual.
Note: all MQSI manuals is out of date, including 'CSD Release Guide',
so reading the files like memo.ptf and readme.txt
write one program to loop 100 times. have it start a simple cobol pgm that
send a message to a round robin remote queue and then do a start with data
on itself in an x amount of time. Have the start data contain the counter
for the number of messages sent and check the limit in the started program.
I am running sample program (AMQSREQO) as a client in
HP-UX to put messages in os/390 and get respond back
from an existing reply queue in os/390.
I get error code 2042 (Object IN-USE) for openning the
reply queue. What am I doing wrong ?
Thank you for your help.
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Hi,
MQSI on the mainframe is taking a lot of memory. Do
your planning properly during the setup. That the most
important part when using MQSI on the mainframe.
Thanks.
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Peter,
To simulate 100 people sending messages at the same time, program your batch program
to send all 100 messages in the same UOW. Tweak the channel batchsz and batchint to
accomodate the entire UOW. The goal is to get the channel to ship some number of
messages in a single UOW, such that the
LU6.2 allows you to validate a userid and password using an ESM, e.g. RACF.
AFAIK, TCP does not support this.
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Hi,
Can someone tell me if MQ5.3 is able to carry over the network (from AIX to
Z/OS) the userid as well as the password when TCP is used as the transport
type? I do not want to use the CICS bridge. The application on z/os will be
written in COBL/MQ/CICS and on the AIX platform in the C language.
Tony,
>>>Many thanks...I do have CSD03 installed, over the top of
>>>the base release, but the documentation on my machine is
>>>still at the '-0' level, rather then '-2' which is the
>>>August 2002 version you refer to. I'm not sure whether
>>>I missed a step in the CSD03 install and failed to u
Whether or not you can support 150 channels depends on the hardware.
Someone mentioned this in a post a day or so ago and I think they referenced
the Planning Guide which gives you some idea of how to estimate capacity.
To activate the new setting you need to stop/start the qmgr, but not
necessari
I am getting a message in the event viewer on a Windows 2000 server stating
that the maximum number of channels that can be in using simultaneously has
been reached. We are using the default which I understand is 100. I know
the value can be changed using MQSeries Services. Would increasing this
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Many thanks...I do have CSD03 installed, over the
Franz, con el tema del ruido del punto 6. Tenes respuesta, ya que no
tenemos más tiempo para responder.
Avisame cual es la posición de CISCO para estas preguntas.
Gracias
Carlos S. Castellanos González
Solutions & Services
GBM de Costa Rica, S.A.
Phone; (506) 2843908 , 2843900 Fax: (506) 233235
Peter, gee, there used to be programs that would do that for you, but I
haven't heard of them in a very long time; wonder if they even still make
those?
I don't have a magic answer, but how about...
You didn't mention if this transaction requires a needs to use a terminal. I
am assuming not since
Peter,
IBM has TPNS, which can either work from network trace data, or you can
create your own scripts. Also, I think CA has a product called Playback.
Peter Heggie
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Erik,
Why do you ask?
CSQUZAP seems to be a utility for working with offline logs. It appears to
be deliberately un-documented, and only to be used at the direction of IBM
support.
Richard.
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How do people simulate/perform volume testing of MQ roundtrips that start
and end in CICS? Messages go to Windows and back. We want to simulate CICS
transactions that send one message at a time, so each iteration would do an
MQPUT1.
Is there a way, without having 100 people sitting at 100 CICS ter
I have just started using DPL - CICS Bridge.
I am writing a client mq application in HP-UX that
uses CICS Bridge in Z/OS. Can some body please send me
a sample C program using cics DPL bridge calls. I
would be greatly appreciated.
I have study all the possible manuals for this
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We are just in the beginning stages of planning to implement MQ in our
environment. This environment will consist of the OS/390 MF and NT. The
powers that be have decided to implement the MQ base and MQSI on the
mainframe platform.
I am trying to investigate any performance issues this will prov
Hi Michael,
We did a performance test for the following cases. No-SSL, SSL with no
encryption, SSL- 40Bit, SSL -128 Bit. The startup of the channel or SSL
handshake you may call took around 2~3 seconds which I guess is most expensive
handshake. After the channel is started the dequeue rates were
Hi,
I am looking for documentation on CSQUZAP, it seems to be an IBM utility??
Does anybody ???
Regards,
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In case I made the wrong assumption when you were mentioning PATH here is my
path information on my workstation:
C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ Integrator 2.1\nnsy\gui\integrator\bin;
C:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.2\bin\classic;
C:\Program Files\MQSeries Client\Java\lib;
C:\Perl\bin\;c:\Perl\
Tony,
>>>Is it possible to use this functionality in any way at present?
With CSD3 the introduction of message validation now allows the checking of
value constraints by the broker. Do you have this CSD applied? And are you
looking at the most recent (August 2002) version of the Working With
Mess
The .bat files that I gave you have the correction for the PATH statement
that you need. I went through this 2 months ago.
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There are details of channel start up times and CPU cost of transmission of
message per size of message with three different CipherSpecs (chosen to
represent low, medium and high strength) on z/OS V5.3 in Support Pac MP1D.
Cheers
Morag
Morag Hughson
WebSphere MQ for z/OS Development
Internet: [EM
Hello Peter,
Answers inline...
Potkay, Peter M (PLC, IT) wrote:
James,
You say if the MCAUserID on the channel is blank, and the client
does not set it, then the userid that started the channel is used. My tests
say that this is the case with a JAVA client, but not a C (or any other)
clie
Michael,
There are some SSL performance figures in the WebSphere MQ for z/OS V5.3
Performance Report SupportPac MP1D. See
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/ts/mqseries/txppacs/mp1d.html
Regards,
Ian Vanstone
WebSphere MQ for z/OS Development
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