Is it possible that you are suffering from segment 8
problems? Do you get an FDC file in the
/var/mqm/errors directory? With 5.3, you can exploit
extended shared memory by setting EXTSHM=ON. You
might try setting this before starting the app server.
Ron
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We are generally forced to use the standards applied for non-MQWF queue
managers for all production work. For development and test servers, here's
what I do:
I limit my configuration ID to three characters. I know I don't have to, but
I got into the habit with "FMC" and it kind of stuck.
I then na
Michelle
We have Workflow running on Windows NT talking to z/OS and we have only one
Qmgr on z/OS for this. Our naming standards differ (does that mean they
aren't standard I wonder?) depending on if the Qmgr is on MVS (z/OS) or
not). As MVS limits the Qmgr name to 4 characters we decided to go wi
The queue manager has a MAXHANDS parameter that will cause MQOPENs to
to fail if a process exceeds this handle limit. It defaults to 256,
but we had a badly coded app, and we set MAXHANDS to 4000 for a while
until they could fix their problem. So if there's any architectural
limit, it's greater tha
Hi All,
We have a queue who's OPPROCS are growing and are trying to determine cause,
but in the mean time, the OPPROCS are climbing to over 200 at this point.
Does anyone know what the limit is to the number of OPPROCS on a local queue
under MQ 5.2 on Solaris platform? It's a 3 digit number, but
What naming standards are people using for Workflow qmgrs? I didn't see
anything in the naming standards support pac on this. Is this because
people aren't giving them any kind of special Workflow names?
Thanks!
Michelle
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Stefan
Thanks , I'll give it a try.
Alex.
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Hi Alex,
click to http://www.capitalware.biz/unix_general.html and
Hi Alex,
click to http://www.capitalware.biz/unix_general.html and search for MMX,
which is doing what you want (freeware, source included).
If your application is currently MQPUTing to a remote queue (definition) you
would still need to re-define the queue to a local queue, as somebody else
has s
Title: MQJMS2005 error after MQSeries 5.2 to 5.3 upgrade on AIX
I just upgraded my MQSeries 5.2 to MQSeries 5.3 on AIX 4.3.3. I had MA88 installed and this is now part of 5.3 and did not have to reinstall after the upgrade. I have installed mqm.java.rte from the install 5.3 install CD
The q
I didn't think that the WAS 5 MQ broker used a
relational database or the usual WMQI groups
Ron
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wrote:
> Does the userid you are failing with been granted
> permissions to access the
> databases I'm fuzzy on this but it may ALSO have to
> be in the one
For what it is worth, there is a mirrorq.zip program
out at http://www.developer.ibm.com/tech/sampmq.html
that actually is written to handle being triggered and
copying the message.
Ron
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> Thomas
>
> This answered my question.
>
> Thank a lot for your
That will work, thanks.
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This answered my question.
Thank a lot for your help.
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Alan,
Currently the applicat
Alan,
Currently the application is using Q1, lets say. If you change Q1 to a QALIAS
and direct it at a QLOCAL (say Q2) you should not have to change the existing
application.
You have Q2 trigger an application which you write, read messages from Q2
and write to the three output queues. Th
Yes, there is! But its not documented!!! It may be only marginally
supported. It was released as a PTF to MQ 5.2 for MVS, and is in base 5.3.
The function has been in the base of V5 for the distributed platforms for a
while.
Given the status of this stuff, I think its most appropriate if the
in
Thomas
The problem
is that the queue name is hard coded. The application knows to communicate only
with one queue.
Then if I
understood you right, we’ll need to write some program, which is triggered and
puts messages into 3 different
Queue ?
Thanks
Alex.
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Sorry for the delay.. I know this does not leave any time to respond before
some of us head out to Las Vegas.
I've collated the 'Wish List' requests, and although I am less enthusiastic
about getting results from this effort, I still value the responses from
everyone. I'm going to include a text v
Alan,
One thing you could do is to change the queue to an QALIAS over a QLOCAL
and trigger a program you write. Then
this program could take in a single message and put out three messages. This
way the original application remains unchanged
and you have the ability to intercede. Since the
Hello all
I am looking for solution of sending messages to several destinations.
Our application knows how to put message only to one queue. In this point
it's too late to change the code and use distribution list.
I was wondering if there is any way configuration wise which allows to forward the
Robert Broderick's point is well taken. the COBOL data type comp[utational]-3 is represented in storage as packed decimal. It is in fact much better declared as packed-decimal. Declarations like 1 picture s9(5) computational-3. should, that is, be replaced by 1 picture s9(5) packed-decim
You could use the sample program that comes with the MQ server distribution
in /usr/mqm/samp/bin/amqsgbr. This sample program will dump the contents of
a queue to the screen which you could redirect to a file (e.g.
/usr/mqm/samp/bin/amqsgbr QUEUE.NAME > file_name). There are also other
sample progr
Try SupportPac ma01. I think the Q program will do what you want.
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Derek,
The format he is talking about is not a known format, unless you are talking
a binary field redefined as Pic x(3). Buth then again the binary notation
(base 2) and the contents of the field (base 10) would give errors on
conversion unless you write code to handle it. That is a way out but W
My question is how can you fit 10 pounds of potatoes in a 5 pound bag?
The s9(06 comp-3 will not go into the pic x(3) field. The byte (regardless
of sign) is
no of digits / 2 + 1. So following this you would get a field size of 4
bytes. If you start putting numbers in that field over99,999 you are
I am looking for a way to dump the contents of a queue and send the
resulting file with FTP or as an E-Mail attachment.
I can do this easily with Z/OS MQ using the CSQUTIL COPY but I want to do
the same thing with Windows NT and Sun Solaris queues.
I did try copying the file from the QUEUES sub-d
Does the userid you are failing with been granted permissions to access the
databases I'm fuzzy on this but it may ALSO have to be in the one if not all
of the BROKER GROUPOS on the machine.
bobbee
From: Jeffrey Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Christian and Bobbee:
I can't quite figure out what you guys think is in the offending field -- for example,
using "54321" as example, byte by byte, is it:
05 43 21
Or
54 32 1S
Where they just want you to ignore the sign (which could be "F" , "C" , "D" -- or one
of more obscure ones I have
Hey Bobbee,
I'm a college of Christian, and I think I have 15 year experience in
(Cobol-)programming, but like I see it's not enough.
Here the detail information of our problem:
The first problem is:
We try to convert a field which is declared in Cobol PIC S9(6) COMP-3 to a
string variable.
Th
Hi,
Is your user in the mqbrkops group?
Cheers,
Manuel Carlos Rodriguez
IBM Certified Specialist - WebSphere MQ
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> Asunto: MQ Broker in WAS
Hello,
We have a problem with the MQ Broker in WebSphere Application Server
5.0. When WebSphere is started, everything starts but the MQ broker, an
error is returned stating that the broker could not be started.
However, if the machine is logged in as 'root' and WAS 5.0 is started,
it does start
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Christian,
HUM, Maybe I am about to show my ignorance, BUTI have been doing MF
programming fo 29 years and have never came across this type of format. The
display format is x'SDSDSDSDSD' and the packed format is x'DS'. Lets
forget about WMQI for a minute, how do you tell COBOL that y
It is my understanding that there isn't a client version for the AS/400. You
are required to load MQSeries server on this platform.
Thanks,
Ernest Hanington
Sara Lee Business Services
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Hi Darry,
Yes you can use the ma88 client on AS/400. I don't
know of any special requirements. Currently we only
use it in WAS applications that connect as clients to
the AS/400. I can't see any problems using it to connect
to other systems like UNIX or Windows.
Jonas Nyberg
Electrolux IT Solutio
Hi Ben, Jay,
a couple of comments below...
Pope, Ben wrote:
[snip]
For C -> JMS, it doesn't appear that the TARGCLIENT attribute has
any effect. My C code generates a message just like it always does
but in my JMS application I interpret the incoming message as
a JMS TextMessage type and it se
Hi Mike,
That brings back memories - I wrote a JDBC wrapper for MQ when I was
trying out the first versions of XA support for MQJMS :)
In general there should be no need to do that now, the provided
integration of MQJMS with WebSphere should provide adequate pooling.
Cheers,
James.
Mike Hamner
If you have two application headers on a message, both with data-conversion exits defined, is there a way of getting MQ to convert **both** of the headers when getting with MQGMO_CONVERT?
I can see how MQ can find the format of the first header from MQMD.Format, but it has no way of knowing which
This is normal behaviour. It is an internal queue manager task looking for
newly defined shared queues. You don't want to stop it.
Regards,
Ian Vanstone
WebSphere MQ for z/OS Development
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Title: WMQI2.1 - COBOL Definition in MRM
Hello everyone,
we have the problem to define a field in MRM, which is a number in the mainframe format "packed without sign" (which is a common format in old Cobol programs on MVS), meaning that the field is defined as PIC X in COBOL, but contains tw
Hi,
@Tim:
i do not think using an alias is curious, in most
cases it is fine if an application is using an alias
queue and its up to the mq administration to handle
this alias (point to local queue, point to remote queue,
point to shared queue).
especially in this case, when switching an applica
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