How sure are you that MQ is triggering these other instances and/or are they
being triggered by the activity on the queue in question or something else?
Try running the trigger monitor in the foreground and see what is happening.
Don Thomas
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I did some more testing and the queue in question is an error queue that
can be written to by several applications. I tested a scenario whereby I
used MQExplorer to put one message to the queue to trigger the script, then
ran the other applications to generate additional error messages. In this
sc
Trigger type is FIRST. No I do not close and re-open the queue at any time.
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Jwff
Strmqcsv qmgr_name as documented in the System Admin guide. Runmqsc should
not need the command server to be up to work. No new connections can start
up sounds like a file subsystem or some kind of resource shortage. What
does /var/mqm or /tmp look like for space? On a couple of occasions
Have you tried "strmqcsv [QMgrName]" ?
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Subject: amqpcsea is not running
The Command Server (amqpcsea) is not running but all other
process
strmqcsv 'qmgr'
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The Command Server (amqpcsea) is not running but all other processes are
running. Applications and channels alre
Start the command server...
strmqcsv YourQMName
Don't see how that would effect new connections not being starting
though
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Subject: amqpcsea is not running
The Command Server (amqpcsea) is not running but all other
processes are running. Applications and channels already
connected are working but no new connections or applications
can start.
Is there some way to bring amqpcsea back up without stopping
the queue manager? This is HP-UX and since amqpcs
Title: MQ Sysplex Queue Sharing - Training
Hi,
Has anyone ever come across any training courses or workshops offered by any companies for MQ queue sharing (z/OS - Sysplex), ideally in the UK ?
Thanks,
Pete
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Is it possible that the program is closing the queue after each message?
That would cause what you're seeing. Check the IPPROCS for the queue; is it
60 or 1? Or 0?
Lawrence Coombs
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Is the TRIGGER TYPE FIRST or EVERY. Are you closing the queue after each
message, or at anytime before the queue is empty?
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We are running MQ 5.3 with CSD 6 on AIX. We have a scenario whereby we
trigger a shell script then runs a Java program. The Java program has a
wait interval of 1000 milliseconds and polls 50 times when the queue
becomes empty (don't know why).
If you put one message at a time on the queue, the st
It's clear you know Murphy's law :-)
Now how about O'Reilly's law which states very simply: "Murphy was an
optimist."
Dave
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Thanks Dave. We have on the proper fix and set the environmental variable
via .profile. We had the PMR open for HP/UX since the second week of June.
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Frank, Prasath,
I did a search on www.ibm.com for the phrase MQFB_APPL_CANNOT_BE_STARTED. The
first result returned is for the APAR reporting this problem. There are a
number of PTF cover letters that include the fix for this APAR, depending on
the platform you are on.
If you have a PMR open w
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I don't have the answer but we see it too.
We having trouble reproducing the error on our test system to trace it as
requested by IBM. It only occurs occasionally on some systems. X'109' or
MQFB_APPL_CANNOT_BE_STARTED is the MQDLH reason code.
Thanks
Frank
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Prasath,
The export command has to be in the script that starts your trigger
monitor, if I recall correctly. I had opened this PMR with IBM in 8/5/03
and IBM's solution fixed my problem.
Also, I believe export MQ_SIGCHLD_SIGACTION=YES is incorrect. The other
export command looks right.
We were using StatWatch at a clients site two contract ago. It was a good
product. We were using AppWatch which was very helpful with out performance
testing and message tracing.
bobbee
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Hi Kulbir,
It is true. You might want to explore with your MQGMO/PMO options.
"Kulbir S.
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