Hi Prits,
There is four ways of invoking the runmqsc on an AS/400.
1. Create a source text file with a script containging
your mq commands and use it as input on the
STRMQMMQSC command.
2. If you have MQ 5.3 installed use the wrkmqm command
to get a list of all qmgrs on the server.
On UNIX systems, you have to be a member of the group mqm to start
runmqsc.
You don't need any other authority.
Maybe it's the same on OpenVMS.
Regards,
Gunter
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Thanks you all. Thats what i thought too, but it was kind of ambiguous in
the IBM license thing and i am not that good at reading between the lines :(.
But yes you guys are right, i just called an IBM rep and they said that for
us to be able to bundle the client installation with our application
We are using WMQ 5.3 with CSD04.
We have four Queue Managers(3 on NT and one on AIX Unix) defined in a
Cluster environment. And, One of NT Queue Manger is connected to SAP via
R3 Link.
It works fine, but sometime, SAP cannot put a message on the R3 Link Queue
and we get a Reason Code 2085. In
I will be out of the office starting April 19, 2004 and will not return until April 26, 2004.
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I have it working on MQ V5.3 and AIX V5.2. I didn't have any problems. Note
that you need to use x-windows.
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Greetings All,
Does
Anyone care to share the lifetime they assign to a certificate used by a
queue manager that has SSL channels? Also, how do you handle certificates
expiring when a OS/390 queue manager communicates with many distributed
queue managers?
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For the first question, I usually designate 10 years.
Pavel
Lawrence Coombs
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Title: Migrating MQSeries to another server
I'm in
the process of trying to setup MO71. The MQ server is on
a Unix
box so I'm using a client connection, the application wants
me to
enter a "Connection Name", what is it looking for? I'm
feeling
very
dense with this setup.
Dave
Schaeffer
Title: Message
A
Connection Name is something like 'aix27(1414)' where aix27 is the name of the
host of the queue manager and 1414 is the port number that its listener is
waiting on.
...
Jim Blake
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That
is the hostname of the Unix Server. If the QM is listening on a port other than
1414, append it on to the end, like so:
UNIXSERVERNAME(1415)
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Trying to delete an xmit queue, but getting AMQ8143 WebSphere MQ queue not empty .
same results when tried to clear it. What is missing?
Thanks,
Hossam
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Sounds like the MCA has a message or two under syncpoint. Is the channel in
doubt?
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Trying to delete an
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