tonyB,
Here is another possibility:
>ANOTHER POSSIBILITY: Notice that the error explanation for EINVAL includes
>two possibilities. This article describes how to fix one possible problem.
>The other possibility is that the semaphore identifier being used by
>MQSeries is invalid. This probably m
I'm heading i that direction now.
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bobbee,
The program name sounds suspiciously like the "mget" program in MA1C. Even
if
You know Rab, Kick me in the arse and call me a jack-arse...I didn't
check Bright (not Frank Bright) of me!! I do believe it is
set but now that you mention it I have to check. Maybe that will solve my
problem. But I do think it is set
You know...you hit something like this
All you have to do is add the convert option to the get. That's why I was
looking for the code for the program I found.
bb
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I found this while I was poking around looking for a q-to-print program.
JCL, Proc, Control cards, etc.
It actually is a nice little utility. Unfortunatlycannot find the
source
bb
No sourceNo macroni!!
Yes I can but unfortunatly that wasn't the point. I wanted something DONE
already.
Oh well!
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Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 13:37:32 -0400
Can you write a program to
> The short summary is that SEMUME and/or SEMMNU need increasing.
Dan, thanks v. much.
Further question however...
I currently have SEMUME (semsys:seminfo_semume) set to 2048 (the default from the MQ
docs is 256) and I have SEMMNU (semsys:seminfo_semmnu) set to 32768 (the mq default is
2048).
It is the same info I pasted below. The short summary is that SEMUME and/or
SEMMNU need increasing.
But since you asked, I sent it to your private email in HTML format.
Dan
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Dan,
Thanks for the pointer
It may be simpler to have the customer connect as a client to the local
queue manager in Germany and get the advantages of the sdr/rcvr channel
pair.
Ralph C Jones
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tonyB,
That was all the info. But I have emailed it to your private email address
in HTML format since you asked. You can see it looks like a normal BMC
Software support web site page. Same info as my original email, just in
HTML.
Dan
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bobbee,
The program name sounds suspiciously like the "mget" program in MA1C. Even
if it's not the same program, mget would appear to do what you want. It
prints in text and hex and has a convert option on the command line.
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/individua
Dan,
Thanks for the pointers... I'm pretty certain it's just a case of nailing down the
correct kernel parameters.
However, I couldn't get to your doc because the site requires cookies enabled, which
our local security policy prevents. Could you email the doc directly to me?
Thanks,
tonyB.
Bobbee --
Nope, not that one, but the sample Cobol program CSQ4BVJ1 (where do they
come with these names?) will print out long messages (up to 64K).
It doesn't do conversion, but that's a very minor/easy change to make (I
did). Or -- Does this message not have MQSTR set?
-- Rebecca
Rebec
Antony,
Here is some info that I put on the BMC support web site at
http://service.bmc.com/bmc_mq/kb/view_article/0,,4960%2B4977%2B4990%2B4991%2
B10423,00.html
Overview
FDCs are found in /var/mqm/errors. Also the error logs are there.
AMQERR01.LOG is the current error log. The FDC filenames lo
32 bit Oracle 9.2.0 running on Solaris We are receiving a generic error
listener:
ORA-28575: unable to open RPC connection to external procedure
agent
Our DBA staff, and now Oracle support, have gone over the configuration
files without success. The problem is not with the support pac sinc
Thanks for the explanation, John.
Mike Davidson
TSYS MQ Tech Support
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I am in the midst of troubleshooting an issue where I am getting huge numbers of FDC
files generated on one of our development Solaris machines. Some of these FDC files
are are REALLY large too.
The machine in question is an 8 CPU box with 32GB RAM.
There are currently 70+ queue managers *DEFIN
Yes, the messages are persistent, I understand that causes additional
throughput issues because of the logging of messages. I would however, like
to eliminate the bandwidth issue before I go off "tweaking" my linear logs.
One point to remember is, ALL of our customer base uses persistent
messagin
bb
What does the output from CSQ4BAA1 look like, it's in SCSQASMS. It's
assembler so throw 2 tables and a TR instruction into it.
It only prints to first 80 byte though.
Richard Jackson
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Bobbee
I don't recognize the progrma name, MQIGETDA, you specify. I used
SupportPac MA13 that has a decent GETSAMPC that is meant for MVS/ESA. It
may only require a few updates to get what you want.
MODULE NAME GETSAMPC
DESCRIPTIVE NAME Simple samples for MQSeries for MVS/ESA
Statement:
Hi
We have application requirement to set up Pub/Sub environment under load
balancing any help will be appreciate.
Thanks
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Instructions for ma
Can you write a program to read the file,
do the ASCII-EBCDIC conversion, and rewrite?
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Look in the samples file the would have been set up when they did the
install. There will be cobol and c samples that are identical to each other.
There are a couple of programs supplied tha tdo an MQSET. Just fo to 3.14
and search the library for MQSET.
If you cannot find it. You will have to code
YUP. I have it printing to GDG right now. My problem is in my case the data
on the queue is in ASCII and is unreadable in the printed format:
bb
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Look right before the content header.
http://www-3.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/individual/ma0
f.html
Support being dropped December 2005.
Regards,
Gina
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When was it dropped from support and is it being included in the MQ code?
Where can I find additional information
on this?
Thanks.
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Hello, We are implementing a group profile for MQSeries users. The group
profile has *CONNECT permission to the qmgr (QM), PREROUTING is a cluster
shared queue in a remote qmgr. The group profile is not part of QMQMADM.
The sample program works fine if we use an mq admin.
QMQMADM and QMQM have *
I am not aware about AMI dropped from support. Where dit you get
this information ?
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I posted this error last week but did not get any answer. The
Configuration Manager is running with WMQI is 2.1 with CSD05, the broker is
running on AIX with WMQI 2.1 CSD05.
Hello, Im getting this error when trying to add an element to the
workspace. The error appeared for a message set that we
I wouldn't use AMI since it is being dropped from support...
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Hi,
There is an MQ API (MQSet) who is supposed to do this kind of
thing.
Samples are provides with the product.
HTH, Luc-Michel.
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Hi,
AFAIK, using a client connection over an WAN is not the best
architecture, specially overseas !
Keep in mind that client-server connection in MQ is synchronous.
With each MQ message you have a MQ header, about 500 bytes. You
have also to deal with the client channel protocol overhead, with
i
Bill
I know that this is an apples to oranges comparison but we've found that 3
Sender channels between 2 full Qmanagers
gets the best throughput.
If
1 channel =100%
2 channels =150%
3 channels =177%
4 channels =125% at this point MQ sends less data than 2 channels.
This was 2 ZOS Qmanagers
You could run a CSQUTIL job and ALTER QL command.
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Can it 'print' to a QSAM file?
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OS390 source code
I found a
Good Morning to all,
Running MQ 2.1 on OS/390
Is there a program that I can execute in a batch job with control info,
that will change a queue
from PUT(DISABLED) TO PUT(ENABLED) while MQ is running?
Thanks..
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If the messages consist of text, then compressing them should give you a
big boost.
Bill Anderson
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I have a customer in Germany, who is displeased with the throughput he is
getting with his client connection to my server in Atlanta. Please see the
encrypt from an email I received from him below.
Relating to our 32Bit-Frame-Relay-Connection between Germany and Atlanta,
I've some more questions.
I found a nifty program supplied in the IBM libraries named MQIGETDA. It
obviously gets mesages off a queue. Nice thing is that it PRINTS them!!! Any
where you want. It is controlled by a parameter file.
The messages I have on the queue are in ANSII and I am printing the messages
on he OS390. There
I'm not IBM but I used to be
The SYSTEM.CLUSTER.REPOSITORY.QUEUE queue contains everything MQ needs to
know in order to manage clusters successfully. There will always be at
least one message on it. The top 'RFQR' message contains information
relating to the local queue manager and is usuall
Shows how far behind I am with my listserv messages.
DON"T DELETE ANYTHING and DON'T ASK QUESTIONS!
I'm surprised IBM didn't respond to your question...
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I know that you don't need a recycle at least from 2.1 onwards. You may also
need to RVERIFY SECURITY(userid), as the queue manager caches user's
security profiles, as well a resource profiles.
REFRESH SECURITY(*) or REFRESH SECURITY(MQQUEUE) for example if all you
changed was an MQQUEUE class res
Hi all,
A client of ours is having an issue with ridiculously long commit times, and
I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this behaviour. It goes a
little like this...
1) A batch job runs which inserts a number of (200 or so) records into a DB2
table, under 1 unit of work.
2) Each inser
The allowed characters for an MQ object name (including queue managers) are from the
System Administration Guide:
o Uppercase A-Z
o Lowercase a-z
o Numerics 0-9
o Period (.)
o Underscore (_)
o Forward slash (/) (see note 1)
o Percent sign (%) (see note 1)
Notes:
1. Forward slash
1) Did
any of you seen any installation where the queue manager , queue names and/or user name were not 7-bit-ASCII (or EBCDIC uppercase)?
e.g. Did one of those names include 8 bit characters like
"È" ( `E ) or wide characters?
2)
Did any one seen a queue manager who's name included char
Bulls-eye. The suggestion was perfect. The buffer length wasnt
increased and that was the reason. Now I feel silly :)
Thanks a lot.
--- Richard Crook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Riyaz,
>
> I wrote a command processor similar to yours and tried this.
> There's nothing wrong with the syntax of y
this worked after I specified the encoding and CCSID of input messsage's MQMD in the compute node to 500 and 785.I have the same test run for AS/400 as well.But it does'nt seem to work for packed signed number I get error in WMQI, 'parsing decimal data , no sign found'What should the CWF propertie
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