I was forced to bite the bullet and clear this queue, which "fixed" my
problem. So I'll gues we'll never know what caused this.
Robert Broderick
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I am trying to use SupportPAC IC01 and I am getting the following error,
and from what I can tell I have the latest and greatest Java classes for
WMQ (WMQI v2.1 CSD5, WMQ 5.3 Client):
C:\mqsiv21\Tool>mqsiexportmsgflows c:\temp\allflows.xml
file:/C:/mqsiv21/Tool/Parser: 1, 0: Invalid document struc
I'm having a problem passing identity context in a Java application using
the base classes. The platform is NT running the 5.3 CSD4 client for Java.
There seems to be no problem if I create an MQQueue instance and use the
MQPutMessageOptions to value the contextReference and set options for
MQPMO_
Yes, they are at the same maintenance level, both are running in the same
box, the broker is on AIX, and is also at the latest CSD level.
Any idea?
Yonny.
Yonny Serrano/GBM
13/09/2003 02:10 To
p.m.
Seems to me that an app designed to be triggered should never get a failure on it's
first GET. So it should either abend or notify someone if this occurs...
Bill Beinert
Systems Programming
Con Edison
When they took the fourth amendment,
I was quiet because I didn't deal drugs!
When they took
Paul, I will play with this tonight and get back to you offline by tomorrow.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Clarke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 1:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Strange behavior with a Temp. Dynamic queue
Peter,
I've just tried it
Peter,
I've just tried it again on my system and all works as expected. I think
perhaps we should take this offline. The key question, from my point of
view, is whether MO71 is at fault here or the product or is this some form
of limitation.
Firstly, if you issue the same set of commands from RUN
Well, the CSQUDLH uses the WAIT(NO) option, which means that it will end
when it reaches the end of the queue. And it ran for 30 minutes before we
canceled it. Same for the browse program and for PQEdit. The ISPF panels
show 1,931 message on the queue. It may be that some of these are
uncommitted,
Bobbee,
I dunno why, but I just got the image of those 30 step contraptions that
kick off when the alarm clock goes off that catapult the sleeping person
into the shower, starts the toaster, the popping toast flips a switch to
start the eggs frying
;-)
Actually, check out the Honda commercia
Interesting. Yes this a possibility.
I suppose I could just use the 2 queue concept. The first queue is a
"kickstart" queue that is triggered on first. When the sending job starts,
it first sends one message to the kickstart queue, and then sends the rest
of the messages to the "real" queue. The t
Yeah, we have seen this in IMS. But in IMS, the TCODE will be stopped
automatically after say 20 or 30 rapid abends. And the app will no nolnger
be able to be triggered.
In Batch, there is no such automated protection? So I have to code around
it?
-Original Message-
From: Jim Ford [mail
CSQUTIL does the same thing. I let it run for 20 minutes, then canceled it.
BTW - it isn't a high CPU loop, instead it looks like it's running pretty
normally. Except that it isn't normal to run forever.
Robert Broderick
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What are you seeing that makes you assume these applications are looping.
You say they are not producing output. Is it possible that there simply are
no available messages on the queue? Keep in mind that a queue can have
uncommitted and expired messages on it, and that these undeliverable
messages
Are apps were designed to turn off triggering and issue a message to the
console which was picked up and turned into a beeper message.
NOW...As this was production...and no QUEUE should have a PROCESS associated
with it and have triggering turned OFF (our rules) we had a background task
that scanne
Well, neither of your scenarios are specific to batch processing. We've
seen several instances where a poorly coded app gets the 'truncated
message' error, ends, and is restarted. They've all been on Unix or CICS,
tho. And while we've never seen what you describe in your second scenario,
it could h
Can yo trigger a kind of "bootstrap" job which set the queue to NOTRIGGER
and then calls the real job to process the message. If this job abends, you
don't get another trigger. If the job ends OK, you can set the trigger back
to trigger on first.
Would this work for you?
Regards
John
-Origin
How does CSQUTIL react against the
queue?
COPY QUEUE(APPLICATION.DLQ) DDNAME(FILEOUT)
EMPTY QUEUE(APPLICATION.DLQ)
bobbee
From: Jim Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: MQSeries List <[EMAI
I would like to do that but unfortunatly this places operational "System
Hierarchal Interface Templates" (build the acroynm) normally, only specs
out Un-installs of weekends!!
From: "Wyatt, T. Rob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: MQSeries List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Su
One of our application DLQs seems to have a message "stuck" on it. We ran
the product's Dead Letter Handler (CSQUDLQH), and after it processed a few
messages it appeared to loop. I tried to use Candle's PQEdit utility to
look at the contents of the queue, and it looped too. Then I ran a simple
brow
MQSeries 5.3 on z/OS 1.4
A batch application is triggered on first. A message lands on the queue,
causing the depth to go from 0 to 1. The queue manager generates a
trigger message to the init queue. The batch trigger monitor picks up
the trigger message, and starts the application.
The application
Hello,
I am a registered member of mqseries.net, and peruse that site on a reasonably
regular basis, for the reasons T. Rob cited: searchable, and a large audience.
While the site provides the ability to view all new messages, the relatively
slow response time makes it difficult to view these ne
Queue manager QM1 is on W2K (with WMQ 5.3). The queue
manager is not a default queue manager on the machine.
I downloaded the MA0F supportpack and installed it (I
have never used AMI before) I was able to run the
sample program amtsosnd.
I now would like to test my own policy and service.
So, I
Hey bobbee - install a weekend for me while you're at it, ok? It'll be nice
to get out of the cube and see daylight again.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 7:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Layoffs
I have much
We use these on some of our applications to move a poison message to a different queue and let the transactions keep processing, instead of getting into a loop.
Glen Shubert
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Associate Director
TSYS - MQSeries Technical Support
Robert Broderick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Richard,
We've had a long-standing guideline for our developers to use these fields
for poison message processing. When our development teams started using
JMS, we discovered that JMS looks for these values and honors them
automatically. Only problem is that when JMS requeues a message on your
b
I have much to sey about this but am afraid it will start another avalanche
thread like the PBS EMAIL did. BUT...
HAScared you there didn't I???
Everyone have a nice day. 5 days and counting to INSTALL weekend!
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh
From: "Miller, Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
WOW!!
From: "Potkay, Peter M (PLC, IT)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: MQSeries List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Altering queues (MO71 is the way to go)
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 09:36:36 -0400
Check THIS out.
Get MO71, and display all the queues you want.
Now
An answer to your fist question
"So the question is - who does use these values?"
WMQI
bobbee
From: Richard Crook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: MQSeries List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backout Queue name
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:23:1
Jonas,
I suppose that you have to set MQS_FORCE_NTLANGID as global environment variable and
reboot the server.
I remember that IBM tell someting about this, but it's not clear in my memory (we've
detect this problem two years ago with v5.2)
MQ Explorer is probably not yet ready to use this env
Hi Richard,
the standard backout processing goes like this:
You MQGET the message, and look at the backout count (one of the MQMD
properties/fields). If it is greater than zero, it means that the message
has been processed before, but that unit of work was rolled back (just as
you described). At
Hi Denis,
Thanks for the info. I'll try this. Do you know if this
also change the language in the MQ explorer because
some of the headings in the MQ explorer also is in
German while some is in English.
/Jonas
-Original Message-
From: "Blondiaux Denis (DBB)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL
Hi Jonas,
It's because when MQ retrieve language from regional settings, windows api return
language of last logged on user.
IBM provide a solution to force the language of log files : Create an environment
variable MQS_FORCE_NTLANGID and set it to value 1033
(1033 is for English).
I can't fi
Hi,
We have a small problem with a MQSeries 5.3 installation
on a Windows 2000 server. The problem is that when we
run MQ on this server some of the information is in
English and some in German. I.e the log files is in
German. The OS is installed with English and MQ is also
installed with English.
Title: Message
Hi
We got a requirement
from developement, that they need to be able to extract a message from the log
ouf our 5.3 MQ, running on OS/390. For 5.2, there was a support pac, 'mo12 MQ
log extract'. Does somebody know of a similiar piece of software for 5.3, and,
if possible,
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I think there's something about "hardening backout counts" on OS/390, but in
any event the following should be possible for you to do (I have done this
on AIX and NT):
1. Your application gets a message under syncpoint.
2. Something terrible happens before you commit and the transaction is
rolled
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Similar to bobbee's environment, we are running scheduled processes
(by cron, of course) to select and mail WMQI messages to developers.
Plus rotating of log files is needed but I think this is a sysadmin
task...
Tibor
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