Hi Wesley,
your message dumps are not showing the same things,
The first dump (from the client) shows the Put Message Options structure
(PMO) followed by the Message Descriptor structure (MD) and terminates
before it reaches the application data. An application program should not
normally expect
It is recommend not to hard code MQ attributes, including QMName, QName,
expiring intervals, and so on in the program. We should pass the
parameters from some configuration files. Other than AMI which provide
this support, we need to develop this in the programs.
We need to parameterise the attr
My developer is trying to write a VB program to connect via a client to a
Sun Solaris 5.3 queue manager. When the message is
received by the local queue, the content of the message is not readable or
at least looking at it with amqsbcg does not work.
It looks like the CCSID is wrong based on compa
The process described in the Sys Admin MQ 5.3 manual for iSeries "Restoring
a complete queue manager (data and journals)" allows me to restore a
complete qmgr even in a different machine (tha's what I need). But,
because of the CRTMQM command involved in the process the QMID of the
source qmgr is
Don,
glad to see you got ride of one problem.
With regard to the client connection and using the MQServer parameter:
When using the MQServer parameter you can only 'point' to one Queuemanager
at a time.
If you are able to use the MQ Channel Table file from your app, then you can
add the other
2 Qu
Thanks all for the input,
You are correct Rob. In my distant past we did have 4 qmgrs, 3 UNIX, and
one being a OS/390. The app resided on the OS/390 sending to the clustered
queues and itself (OS/390) not hosting any local queues.
I just proved out this scenario by eliminating the physical queue
How are you Don
If your client is connected to a qmgr hosting a cluster q then there will be
no round robin. You would have to PUT to another qmgr that does not host a
cluster q.
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Also, you have to specify bind_not_fixed option in
your OPEN call. If you do not specify this option,
then the queue attribute must be bind_not_fixed.
Regards,
Ruzi
--- "Wyatt, T. Rob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Don,
>
> Changed the subject of this thread for clarity.
>
> If you have three QM
