Dan,
Is it possible you're using the old webpage. The SupportPacs have been
re-arranged recently.
I've just tried it from
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=203uid=swg24000142loc=en_UScs=utf-8lang=en
and it seems to work fine for me.
Cheers,
P.
Paul G Clarke
WebSphere MQ
I never considered he was duplicating the queue manager on the same network
as the existing one. I am in the middle of a similar project, but in a
distributed queuing environment, not a clustered one. It's about upgrading
AIX to 5.2 and to a small degree the servers are a bit faster. So I don't
I am not duplicating the Queue Manger, rather we moving to a new machine.
Once New machine is imaged, I will turn off the other machine and configure
the same Queue Manager on the New machine with the information like Server
Name(CONNAME) and reset the Channel Sequence Number. Then run the
(We're running MQ v5.3 on z/OS 1.4)
I don't expect alot of responses on this one b/c nobody seems to know anything about this stuff, but here it goes:
I'm looking for any information/documentation I can find on the data, directories, and files contained within the MQ HFS structure under USS.
I will be out of the office starting 07/22/2004 and will not return until
07/26/2004.
I will be out of the office visiting a customer site on 7/22 and will be in
a full day training session on 7/23. I will not have access to e-mail
during this period. I will respond when I return. If the
Hi,
I have a sitiutaion where I want to collect Events for two third party tools on two
different queues. I have deleted the system event queues and defined them as alias
queues pointing to Q1. But I want same events to be collected on Q2 also. Is there
anyway to do this?
Regards,
Krishan
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Mike,
the
program directory gives you about as much as there is I think -
what informationare you actually after ?
thanks,
Pete
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You could daisy chain the event handlers. ie. have that part of the
processing of the event message is to put a copy of it to another queue.
Cheers,
P.
Paul G Clarke
WebSphere MQ Development
IBM Hursley
Agarwal, Krishan
[IT]
krishan.agarwal@
Paul,
I can't make a code change as these are third party tools. The only thing that I am
allowed to do is on infrastructure level.
Regards,
Krishan
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Send the events to one queue and then use the q program (SupportPac MA01 -
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=203uid=swg24000647loc=en_UScs
=utf-8lang=en) to duplicate the messages onto 2 separate queues for the 3rd
party tools to use.
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From: Agarwal, Krishan
Krishan,
if your using Candle or BMC, I have configured the agents in the past to
just Browse vs destructive GET.
Check with the vendors and see if this is possible, then just put the one
that can first.
Glen Larson
Zurich North America
Agarwal, Krishan [IT] [EMAIL PROTECTED]@AKH-Wien.AC.AT
I guess in my mind that is duplicating a queue manager. It has the same
name, objects, etc. But that is just semantics.
I understand the fundamentals of clustering, but have little personal
experience with implementing it, so take this with a grain of salt.
It seems to me if, after building
Krishan,
Since the event messages are only generate donce, the best suggestion I can
make is to use the multiplexor program MMX that you can download from
Lacroix's website (http://www.capitalware.biz/dl/code/c/mmx.zip).
MMX would read the event queue, and copy the events to two separate queues,
Paul,
What is the block on using MSCS - that looks to be the exact tool you need!
Dave
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Mike
Good
question. I had asked a question about maintenance and installation
standards a short while back but no one answered. So my questionwent
onto IBM support and eventually Hursley.
We are
running WMQ V5.3.1 on OS/390. I don't think we will be installing anything
new
I didn't get the orig message so I am going on faith of context here.
Do you have a DR site. Point one tool to the primary and one to the DR site.
This would be good until you have a failover.
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Sounds like Veratas for UNIX.
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Subject: MQ on Windows with shared disks
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2004 16:43:54 +0100
Hi all,
We are looking at the feasability of running MQ on a pair of Windows 2000
Bill is correct in that the existing qmgr should be removed from the cluster before you join the new one. I have already done this before. Here are the steps:
1- Saveall objects on the exisitingqmgr (QM1), and save it to file (file1)
2- Create the new QM1 on the other server
3- Remove QM1 from
Solaris 2.8
MQ 5.3 CSD4
I have runmqtrm running in the foreground.
I have the following in my ApplID field of the process definition:
/var/mqm/peterscript.sh
I have the following in /var/mqm/peterscript.sh:
/opt/mqm/samp/bin/amqsput SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE SOLARIS1
This works great, as I
Peter,
have you also tried: nohup commmand_to_execute_in_background
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Onderwerp: How to trigger amqsput into the background
Peter,
Doesn't amqsput require two null inputs to terminate the application? If
you run in background, how are you providing the double nulls?
Potkay, Peter M
(ISD, IT)
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Hi all,
Anyone have any experiences with this tool that they would like to
share? Monitoring gurus are considering migrating from PATROL to
this suite...
TIA!
Gary
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Hi Peter,
Try
redirecting the stdio streams as follows (particularly stdin):
/opt/mqm/samp/bin/amqsput SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE
SOLARIS1 0/dev/tty 1/dev/null 21
Best
regards,
Justin T. Fries
WebSphere MQ Support
Raleigh, North Carolina
Potkay, Peter M (ISD,
IT)
Rick, I can't get it to run in the background, thats what I am trying to
figure out. Once it is in the background, I'll just kill -9 it.
The point of this is I need a app that I can trigger that will run (in the
background) long enough for me to do a ps -ef|grep appname on it in another
session.
Hello,
Has
anyone ever seen this? We have a cluster that had been working fine until
we recently added a new fourthQMgr. Everythingis
processing properly and suddenly this new QMgr decides it wants no part of the
Cluster andsomehow is removed from the cluster.
Thanks,
Lynn
First Don't you run the script that is triggered in the background??? Not
the command that is inside the script you are starting???
And it you want something to run for a while that you want to kill (I am
assuming you are testing something wierd!!! How about a loop. (Hopfully this
will not kill
Paul,
We run MSCS clusters using EMC-SRDF for the MQ data files for live/failover purposes
on W2K without any issues - which would be similar enough for your query.
We do not have to replicate the registries between the 2 clusters and have had no
issues with security using domains either.
In light of all the problems with users sending read replies and not being
able to get the owners/moderators to do anything, perhaps it is time to move
the list to Yahoo groups... I know they send advertising but a group of us
could be moderators and hence control things a bit better ?
Any
I have 8... Seams to work OK.
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Subject: How many Listeners can a QM on a windows box have?
Windows 2000
MQ 5.3 CSD05
How many Listeners can a QM on a
Can't you mod amqsput to just run indefinately instead of ending when
there's no more input?
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Subject: How to trigger amqsput into the background
Not a bad suggestion but personally NO. The current service works quite well
with the occasional problem and its much more likely to remain free of
charge.
Regards
Tim A
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Someone I know created 22 of them on a Windows box, but they weren't being
heavily used.
IBM said that there is no official limit. Its more a function of system
resources.
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Regarding security: If you have specific UserIDs that need setmqaut commands
run against them, you must use Domain Ids so that the Windows SID will be
the same for the ID, regardless of which server it is running on.
Define a UserID called PETER on Server1 and define a UserID called PETER on
"somehow is removed from the cluster"
What
makes you think that?
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Cluster
Hello,
Has
anyone ever seen this? We have a cluster
Dennis, I haven't a clue on how to code C. I could probably figure it out,
but for some reason trying to find a C compiler in this company is
impossible! I didn't want to have to alter write code.
By the way, amqsput does not end when there is no more input. It sits
forever (at least 20 minutes
Peter,
Are you sure it's in the foreground? Amqsget will inherit the I/O handles of
peterscript.sh which inherits from runmqtrm which means that it's output will always
go to your screen - even if it's in the background - as long as: a) runmqtrm is in the
foreground and b) you don't redirect
First Don't you run the script that is triggered in the background???
Tried that by sticking the in various places in the Process Definition. No
luck.
Not the command that is inside the script you are starting???
Tried that to by sticking a blank space and the after the QM name inside
the
I have found that if you load more than 600 clients on a listener, the box
pretty well dies, hence the 8 listeners to spread the load.
Sid
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Sent: Friday, 23 July 2004 9:25 AM
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Subject: Re:
/opt/mqm/samp/bin/amqsget SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE SOLARIS1 1/dev/null
2/dev/null
This worked.
This is my trigger monitor window when I dropped ONE message onto the
triggered queue. Kinda weird I got the double output.
$ runmqtrm -m SOLARIS1
5724-B41 (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1994, 2002.
Peter,
You are both right. Amqsput waits for either an EOF or a blank line. When run in the
background, STDIN is not open so the first read returns an EOF and the program
immediately ends. Have you ever tried to redirect a file into amqsput? Notice you
don't need a blank line at the end of
Nope, /dev/null never fills up although people *have* tried. It's actually and
interface to a stargate so, perhaps one day, all those bits may show up again and boy
will they be mad!
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Peter M (ISD, IT)
Well, I got the default runmqtrm to run under another ID, and it kicks off
processes under that ID as well. Those triggered processes truly are running
under the new ID (not mqm), as they follow the rules I set with setmqaut,
and doing a Q status shows the User ID connected is in fact the ID I
Hi Peter,
well done on getting this working, but you may want to consider copying the
runmqtrm binary and renaming it, rather than changing the installed binary
by altering the permissions. Some installation packaging features don't
like it when the software you are upgrading doesn't exactly
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