Title: Message
SIGNOFF MQSERIES
Put simply, for everything except CICS, you have to do it the hard way, by
providing your own versions of the API stubs.
For the CICS environment, MQ does supply an API crossing exit (search for
CSQCAPX in the MQ documentation)
-Original Message-
From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: MQSeries Problem on MVS 2.10
Hi List
Can someone explain what is happening?
We have 4 LPARS running, where one LPAR is the network driver and the remaining LPARS are for applications. There are SNA CTC's between the LPARS and we use APPC.
The Network LPAR has 3 MQSeries subsystems
Hi all,
What is suppose to be in the above mentioned directory?
What can I do with %CHLBATCH.n(where n is any number) that resides in this
directory?
Emile Kearns
IBM Certified System Administrator - Websphere MQ, V5.3
IBM Certified MQSeries Specialist
MQSeries Administrator SCMB
Technology
Hi all,
What is suppose to be in the above mentioned directory?
What can I do with %CHLBATCH.n(where n is any number) that resides in this
directory?
Emile Kearns
What would you like to with them ? These are files which contain status
information about channels and should not be played with.
Title: MQClient V5.3 and FoxPro
Hi!
I have some Problems with a FoxPro-Programm and a MQSeries Client: The MQConnect Call ist successfull, but the following MQOPEN gets an MQRC_HCONN_ERROR. A following MQDisconnect Call is also successfull.The Problem is the same with MQClient 5.2 or 5.3,
HH!! The synergy of living with a beast that doesnt compromise.
Yes.we all know of the animals hunger Fortunately if you re in a
position to spend the exuberant amount of money IBM is asking for the
software, with its intrinsic properties one can spend the money to support
it's
I have a similar problem to what is describes in the following post:
http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=310highlight=chlbatch
Is what was done here acceptable?
-Original Message-
From: Paul Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 July 2003 12:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a similar problem to what is describes in the following post:
http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=310highlight=chlbatch
Is what was done here acceptable?
I don't know of any problem with what is suggested. The CHLBATCH files are
backed up to the log so the Queue Manager should
Can anybody send me the URL for List Serv Archive. Earlier I had
http://messageq.ebizq.net/vienna/ . It does not seem to work now.
Thanks
Ahmed
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I
think this is just an artifact of eitheryour UMASK entry in the MQM
account's shell settings or the global UMASK setting set by the system
administrator. As long as MQM can read and write to the file, I don't
think you'll have a problem; however, you would be better off trying this in a
test
Title: Message
Ok,
this *HAS* to be the first itemin the FAQ...whenever we get around to
making one.
Shreevatsa - you sent the perfect signoff command, you just sent
it to the list instead of the list server. Please resendyour email
but address it to LISTSERV@AKH-WIEN.AC.AT.
--
T.Rob
Narasimha,
You can run several instances of a receiver (or requestor) channel. The
instances are tracked independently of each other based on the address of
the SDR (or SVR) on the other side. If you look at the cluster channels,
you will see that this is how they are designed - one definition
A quick question as a rule, is it significantly
more efficient to specify variable messages as opposed to fixed in one
app, even though we are moving variable length messages, were specifying
fixed. Just looking for some quick opinions.
Thanks in advance,
DW
I am developing
API_Exit to monitor MQGET and MQPUT calls.
I must be doing
something wrong, as when I enable the MQGET exit,
my Get exit is
activated many times (more then 500,000 times)
with
MessageID containing
all zeros.
CorrelationID = "AMQ
OAM Data Message"
Queue name =
Significantly efficient for who?
Chris
-Original Message-From: Williams, Dave (Systems
Management) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003
10:35 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Fixed vs.
Variable
A quick question as
a rule, is it significantly more
TSH is transmission segment header. It's the header for msgs exchanged
between MCA's (msg channel agents) during the 'negotiation phase' (each MCA
indicating the CCSID to be sent, if it can be rcvd, batch size, msg sequence numbers,
etc). There will be several exchanges before you see the actual
TSH is transmission segment header. It's the header for msgs exchanged
between MCA's (msg channel agents) during the 'negotiation phase' (each
MCA
indicating the CCSID to be sent, if it can be rcvd, batch size, msg
sequence numbers,
etc). There will be several exchanges before you see the actual
Hey Belinda. Just a guess, but are you properly setting the nodesto maintain your environment data. For example, within a compute node, are you setting the Compute Mode to 'LocalEnvironment And Message'.
Regards,
TroyBelinda Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've copied an XML message into an
Hello Dave,
As usual, it depends... However, here is my rule of thumb that should work unless you
program for handheld computers or other consumer electronics :-):
1. Always use fixed length buffer (one for the whole program), with the size 1Mb.
2. Check for truncation error and allocate and
Hi,
The fixed vs variable debate really has more to done with how each
application is constructed and the type of data. Some types of data
just cannot be used as delimited data (i.e. binary, or where the
delimiter is part of the data).
Here's how I see things:
(1) Fixed format data: means that
I
think it is a matter of opinion from an applications perspective. If you
are referring to MQ specifically, it shouldn't matter.
Chris
-Original Message-From: Roger Lacroix
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003
1:11 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Fixed vs.
Title: ASCII to EBCDIC conversion problem: solved
The conversion problem resolved by moving the MQCCSI-Q-MGR to MQMD-CODEDCHARSETID.
The encoding was already set to MQENC-NATIVE.
Thank you for all the suggestions/comments/help.
Thanks, Prince
From: Randy J Clark
Subject: Re: ASCII to
Jose,
glad to hear it works now. It's kind of strange though, because MQCCSI-Q-MGR
is the default value for MQMD-CODEDCHARSETID, if you use the copy book
CMQMDV to initialize your message descriptor structure before doing the
MQGET.
Anyways, it works now... ;-)
Stefan
From: Jose, Prince [EMAIL
I have a JMS request/reply program where I am sending a message that is a
request...but I want to the reply sent to a queue/queue manager that I am not actually
connected to. Meaning that if I was to use a MQ program I would just code a specific
reply-to-queue-manager and
We'd like to use MQ/JMS and Oracle 9iAS, where messages are received and
drives message driven beans. Oracle claims that if MQ/JMS is used as the
resource provider, the services normally provided as part of the container,
e.g. waiting for messages and passing them to the MDBs, will not work. The
To create SOAP header, I need count the XML message size including tags. I try to use LENGTH function in MQSI but could not get it. Is there a way to get the whole message size with ESQL?
Rich
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hi!,
We tryed to install the MA0I supportPac 1.1 (but we don't need XASQL) on
AIX 5 (64 bits), Oracle 9.2.0.1 (without ProC), MQSeries 5.3 and C Compiler
5; it didn't work (I'm giving you a log file result of the install.sh
execution, it could help).
We need to know if there're new versions
Hello Rich,
This is just my idea. I try this now with WMQIv2.1+CSD05 on w2k, and it
seems to work well.
LENGTH( BITSTREAM( InputRoot.XML ) )
Does it meet your need?
Yasuo Takei
Rich Ke
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That Dave Atma, I cann't beleive that bloody
aussie is still in NY!
Next time you talk to him, please say hello to him
from me!
Thanks, Bo-o-o-oo-beee!
Cheers,
Vitaliy
--- Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Phil,
We are still getting it configured. Look for Dave
Atma in the
I think you will find that without these permissions, MQSeries users who
are not members of the mqm group will fail.
Some sites don't seem to worry about security, and just put any user of MQ
into the mqm group. If you do that, then you won't notice a change to these
permissions. If you correctly
Hi,
I am not a JMS specialist, so this may not help, but I would do this using
standard MQSeries by passing the name of a QREMOTE definition (which points
to the queue where I want the message to end up on some other queue
manager) in the REPLYTOQ field. MQSeries will resolve the request to the
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