David,
I mean AIX v2.1, and would be satisfied with a simple MQ client.
Tibor
> Did you mean MQ2.1 for AIX or MQ for AIX 2.1. IIRC there was an MQ 2.1,
> but what release of AIX it pre-req'd I'm not sure (probably 4.2). In any
> case it would now be long out of support.
> David
> Ins
Title: Feedback on Disaster recovery
Hi
Dave,
maybe
I misunderstood your understanding of "mirroring". If you mean, mirroring on
operating system or hardware level (e. g. RAID) you are right. The advantage of
SAN may be, that you have a greater distance between the mirrors (in case of
real dis
Dennis,
> Where do I find what the default Queue size is for MQ V5.3 and can I still
> set the DefaultQueueSize to something bigger in the qm.ini file ? This is
> for Solaris.
I just went through this "exercise" about a month ago. MQ 5.3 supports queue
files greater than 2GB without any speci
Hi All,
Looking for the class name or method to create a tempDynamicQueue in a java program.
1) The program takes a String parameter
2) Create a temp dynamic queue
3) Create a MQMD, the new temp dynamic queue becomes a ReplyToQueue in the header
4) Wait on the new temp dynamic queue to get the req
I was hoping someone could provide a new SAVEQMGR executable with this new
queue attribute called NPMCLASS.
Or step-by-step instructions on how to compile it myself.
Thank you.
Brent Ireland
CAE Inc.
Global Information Technology (Dept J8)
Supply Chain Programmers Group
Tel : (514) 341-6780 Ex
Hi Listers,
Can someone provide me the number of the IBM support pac which gives the
benchmark numbers for msg transport time as the size of the msg
increases.
In appreciation.
Subhajit
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Hi,
You don't need to worry about deleting the temp dymanic queue, just close it
(the queue manager will delete it).
Here's a code snippet
String inputQName = "SYSTEM.DEFAULT.MODEL.QUEUE";
String qMgrName = "MyQMgrName";
String DynamicQName = "ABC.*";
int openInputOptions = MQC.MQOO_INQUI
Hi,
Bookmark the following page then you can look it up yourself.
http://www.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/product.html
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
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> Hi Listers,
>
> Can someone provide me the number of the IBM support pac which giv
Rao,
Now that Peter has pointed out the newly introduced attribute NPMCLASS,
you can modify the source code to get an upgraded saveqmgr yourself. It's
not difficult. if you a somehow familiar with C.
cheers,
Benjamin F. Zhou
Technical Specialist
Enterprise Application Integration
Mercedes-Benz U
For the base Java classes it is the same as opening any other queue, use
the accessQueue method of the MQQueueManager class. You will need to use
the version of the method that accepts dynamic queue name.
accessQueue
public synchronized MQQueue accessQueue
(String queueName, int
Thank you Stefan. I also believe the PORT has to be defined as a
shareport in VTAM.
Bob Ofeldt
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Brent,
> I was hoping someone could provide a new SAVEQMGR executable with this new
> queue attribute called NPMCLASS.
>
> Or step-by-step instructions on how to compile it myself.
I have attached the modified saveqmgr.h and queue.c files. Make sure you have
downloaded the latest version from th
Hello,
Have anyone managed to run trigger monitor on behalf of non-mqm user? On AIX platform,
we copied the binary without set-id bits and try to run it
# path/to/runmqtrm -q INIT.QUEUE.NAME -m QM.NAME
5724-B41 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1994, 2002. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
WebSphere MQ trigger monito
Hi :
I am using an MRM defined message and a physical format of CWF. The
message has a compound type element that repeats from 1 to 99 times. The
number of occurences of this element in the input message varies from
message to message. How can I code this in ESQL?
Thanks.
Srilatha Sridhar(
Pavel,
I never tried to set this up but I know that the trigger monitor opens the
dead-letter queue on startup.
Hope this helps.
Peter
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>
> Have anyone managed to run trigger monitor on behalf of non-mqm user? On AIX
> platform, we copied th
Try using
DECLARE J INTEGER;
SET J = 1;
WHILE J <=CARDINALITY("InputBody".YourElement[]) DO
SET J = J + 1;
END WHILE;
-Jas
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You also need to have permissions granted for that user (group) on the process object and init queue (and of course qmgr object). It will work fine then. We use 6755 on permissions for the new trigmon copy when we do that..
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Can anyone fully explain fro me how DEFSOPT and Share interact - the doc
was a bit vague.
Thanks,
Dave
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Hello,
Thank Chris and Peter very much! All advices make sense to me -- I had to know better!
I will try those and return back to the list if I have any further issues.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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I tried that out and all my messages hit the failure queue
Thanks.
Srilatha Sridhar(Sri)
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Hello Chris,
I just realized what you said to its end: you still have those sticky bits set. Why do
you need setuid and setgid and what is the ownership of this new file? Is it owned by
non-mqm user and group? Is this the requirement to have sticky bits set to have it
running? Sorry for too ma
Earlier this week, I upgraded the MQ Client on an HP-UX server from V5.2 to
V5.3 but I did not know at the time that I should have removed MA88 before
installing the new client. A developer reported a problem with a program
connecting to an MQ QMGR on an AIX server.
When I upgraded I did the follo
In one big message record we have the following types: FUND_INFORMATION,
POLICY_INFORMATION, AGENT_INFORMATION.
The first two contain fields and they repeat a fixed number of times but
the AGENT_INFORMATION type (which contains 8 fields) repeats 1 - 99 times.
This information may not necessarily re
Hi Dave,
Share specifies whether the queue is sharable or not.
If it is set to exclusive, then no sharing is possible, and if you attempt
to open the queue for shared access, the open is internally changed to
exclusive. This cannot be overridden by the program. The queue definition
has to be alte
Did he run the MQ Client install? Usually its just mqax200.dll that is
needed. The client install registers the mqax200.dll, and it is then
available in the VB Project References list.
Peter Heggie
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Hi All,
We are in the middle of deciding whether we use CorrelationID or Dynamic Queue for our
request/response. We are concerned about the performance and we would love to hear
from you about:
1) Which is faster, Picking up a message by CorrelationID or having a Dynamic Queue
for each respons
The following is a rough outline and I haven't verified its validity so look
in the EQSL manual for information on REFERENCE's and the CREATE FIELD
functions. Whilst not as obvious it has the advantage that you dont keep
walking across the tree structure for each variable which can get quite
expens
The version from 27-Jan-2004 was not an actual update,
IBM is reorganising it's webcontent bit by bit and so
the date changed and the url to the package, but not
the package itself.
Michael
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Oh yeah! Haven't straight vb mq in a while. I've done the client install
and there is no mqm.dll on my workstation.
Peter Heggie
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mqax200.dll is used when programming with Active X. This looks like he's
tryting to do straight API calls (which gives you mucj more options anyway)
which does require the mqm.dll file and cannot be added as a reference.
Either way, it does appear as though the installation isn't complete as the
I have a developer writing the first VB app to be run as a client. I don't know VB at
all, so I handed him the App. Prog. Guide and the Client Guide.
So this is what he tells me... Should he have an MQM.DLL? What are we missing?
Thanks
Bill
Hi,
I'm now testing my program code. I copied al
Can someone post an updated version of saveqmgr for a v5.3 WIN2K platform
that works with CSD06 and the new attribute NPMCLASS? I am having problems
compiling the C source code.
Brent Ireland
CAE Inc.
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Bill -
When using the standard MQI with VB, as opposed to the ActiveX classes,
you must indicate whether you want to compile with the server dll
(mqm.dll) or client dll (mqic32.dll). You do this via a conditional
compilation variable.
Open up the project properties dialog box ( Project | {nam
The client Win32 dll is named mqic32.dll. The API signatures are the
same - just replace lib mqm.dll with mqic32.dll and he should be good to go.
HTH,
Marty
Dave Kazatsky wrote:
mqax200.dll is used when programming with Active X. This looks like he's
tryting to do straight API calls (which gives
mqm.dll is the server's DLL for API calls. mqic.dll is the one that handles
clients.
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Michael,
> The version from 27-Jan-2004 was not an actual update,
> IBM is reorganising it's webcontent bit by bit and so
> the date changed and the url to the package, but not
> the package itself.
I don't know when the latest version came out, and what version you have, or
what IBM is doing wit
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Brent,
> I was hoping someone c
Peter,
What's to be confused about? It is obvious, someone at IBM was instructed
to update the SupportPac to coincide with the CSD release. And, just like
at our jobs, instructions need to be specific enough for someone to
understand AND follow them.
Dave A.
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Which is faster, moving people by buses or cars? Just kidding, but in a
way, doesn't it makes you want to give one of those "it depends"
answers?
There is little question that a shared queue is easier to
administer/baby-sit. And in most cases, it will perform better, too.
Even if the shared queue
Did anybody get back to you on this. The doco which comes along with CSD06
give the full explanation of this field and here is the extract:
New Queue Attribute
This WebSphere MQ V5.3 update introduces a new queue attribute
NPMCLASS which applies to local and model queues. NPMCLASS can
t
Are you referring to the DefaultQFileSize, it is part of tuning parameters
in the QM.INI
Emile Kearns
Certified MQSeries Specialist
IBM Certified System Administrator - Websphere MQ, V5.3
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