I suggest to look at the following issues before making a decision:
1) Availability, maintenance windows etc..
2) downtime effects (single point of failure etc..)
3) Disaster Recovery processes (from my experiences, we have applications
that do Disaster Recovery simulations at different interval
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Sent: 11 May 2004 11:26 AM
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Subject: Re: CSD06 problems onWin2K server
Thanks for the advice... Will v5.3 install recognize the existing v5.1 data
directory structure and convert correctly if I uninstall v5.1 first ???
Sid
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao [m
Hi Sid
Recently I have upgraded two of our production WIN2K servers to V5.3 - CSD06
along with few development queue managers. And I haven't come across any
such problems. However, I always adopt the approach of uninstalling previous
versions (we had 5.2 then) and reinstalling V5.3.
Only problem
Hossam
I am not able to visualise your complete situation and the reason for
building intermediate layer.
Option-1) Build that logic in the first layer of MQ program which is doing
PUTs and GETs. PUT a message and issue a GET with wait-interval. If no
message arrives with in that interval, repeat
Hi Roger
What you are trying to do is "perception" management. For "perception"
management, from my experience, the things that you are going develop will
not help. It will take lot of your time in developing and explaining these
reports to your newbie developers. If you think by showing all traci
Roger
Looks like a "wild goose chase" to me. Might as well dump the entire message
- given that it is in development, performance shouldn't matter much and nor
the volumes.
That way you can correlate the logical unit of work across multiple calls.
Just a curious question about capturing at API-e
Hi - are you missing something in your mail. Such as COMP or COMP-3 etc..
And what is your target platform. I am assuming the source as IBM (because
now-a-days no body writes COBOL programes on any other platforms).
If it's "normal" 9(7)V9(2) then it is all ready in display format each byte
takin
Hi Khedr
You have multiple options to put around:
1) In QM-2, define a xmitq with the same name as QM-1 and off course all
associated channels.
This is the best option if your DQM is limited to QM-1 and QM-2.
2) In QM-2, define a QREOMTE with name same as "QM-1" with RQMNAME as "QM-1"
and RMNam
Title: Timings to go through HUB
Fellows
Any of you (preferably I am looking on SOLARIS but other platforms also will do the job) have quantified the overhead of routing the message through intermediary queue manager (HUB) compare to point-to-point. Or if you have come across any such figur
Paul - no worries - "horror" is used in more of a colloquial sense. I am
trying to understand the rational behind it. According to the logic I have
learnt, anything that started should be able to stopped. But I guess IBM
must have there own logic for giving it on only one platform and don't even
me
u need to set the TTL for that name to a small value (say
5 minutes).
Regards,
Neil Casey
National Australia Bank
Southern Star Technology
WebSphere MQ Support
1/122 Lewis Rd Wantirna South
office. +61 3 9886 2375 (x82375)
mobile. +61 414 615 334
"Adiraju, Rao&
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Subject: Re: Channel Connection name resolution
WE had the same problem some time back and found that MQ was caching the IP
address. If I remember correctly, we recycled the channel initiator and the
address was resolved correctly.
Cheers...
Jim Nuckolls
Adiraju, Rao wrote:
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414 615 334
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Connection name resolution
be an
adoptmca issue? Why not have a "failover" script cycle the channel when it
fails? It could interogate the primary ip and secondary ip when the channel
has a retry event trigger it. Then make a failover or alert you to a bad
channel. Do you have any monitoring on your system?
Just
Title: Channel Connection name resolution
Fellows
Last night I was testing our Disaster Recovery strategy for MQ and stuck with a problem and need (as well as appreciate) some help from the forum:
Situation:
I have a MQ hub running on Solaris with MQ version 5.3 CSD04. It is talking to a
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Rao
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 10:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Queue Alias usage
In all three platforms - Windows, Solaris and Os/390. Thanks for OS/390
suggestions.
Cheers
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Warneke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
determine this on?
The m/f logs will tell you what was accessed and when, as will racf if you
audit security. Maybe the smf
type126 records will have info that you can use.
look at support pack mo12 to review the logs.
Chris
--- "Adiraju, Rao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fellas
>
Title: Queue Alias usage
Fellas
Is there any way to see whether a Queue Alias is being used by the applications and when it has been LAST accessed. I am not talking about "Qstatus type(handle)".
I am embarking on cleaning up our MQ resources and there are few dangling Queue Aliases which
Greg
I can't boast that volumes but I can throw my experiences in similar
exercise which may be of help to you:
1) If you are using EVERY, you have to have SHARED initiation queue (no
choice there). System Administration guide clearly say otherwise it might
loose the trigger messages. You have a
Title: Message
If your CIO (Chief Information Officer) recently came
back from a trip to Redmond, then forget about all the unnecessary paper work.
Either praise how great the MSMQ is (you will be assured with a promotion)
or look for a job somewhere else.
In IT industry the "reality starts wh
Greg
Have you considered using "Clustering" rather than "shared queuing" for load
distribution. Even in shared concept, there are no guarantees that messages
are processed in sequence and you have to move the shared queue, associated
logs to Coupling facility and also mandates DB2. Even it puts so
Depends on where the data is and the upgrade process. But in general it will
retain all the data and objects.
Even if you opt for uninstalling 5.2 and re-installing 5.3 (which is a
preferred process that we have adopted so far) the data and definitions will
remain intact.
Cheers
Rao
-Origin
Title: Clearing expiry messages
The following is the extracts from System Administration manual (V5.3):
"In the current implementations, the message is discarded when a browse or nonbrowse MQGET call occurs that would have returned the message had it not already expired".
my interpretation
Hi Ruzi
It needs all the files starting FROM and NOT JUST THAT file. So if your
current log number S003652.log, MQ needs all the log files starting from
to 3652 log files.
That's why one need to run "rcdmqimg", which takes the dump of MQ objects
and accordingly the entry in the error file wi
Hi Ruzi
We are using Linear Logging on Windows for sometime. Personally, I don't see
any major overheads of the Linear. Please note that one of our such queue
manager generates large volume of logs because of traffic. On all our
Windows servers, we have scheduled a "batch" job which runs once a d
f the
other lines to be '-remove' instead. Then run the file. You'll have a clean
queue manager and you can start setting the proper permissions.
"Adiraju, Rao"
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[EMAIL PROTECTE
There was a thread on this topic a month or two back - check the archives to
get a full picture.
Unfortunately there is no easy solution. Bottom-line is you have to write a
program/transaction which handles this.
I wish to see a facility from WebSphere MQ, where trigger monitor triggers
the appli
Hi Morag
This is creating a peculiar situation in our case and wondering what other
people / sites have done (similar to us with BMC Patrol MQ monitoring and
this broker service in place).
1) All our production QMGR have been customised to raise an
(Instrumentation) event when such inhibits happ
Title: MQ Security data in SYSTEM.AUTH.DATA.QUEUE
I am trying to analyse the entries in the above queue on SOLARIS platform with MQ V5.3 CSD6.
What I am noticing is when I create an object such as local queue, MQ by default, is generating two authorisation entries - one for "mqm" group and
What about PUTAUT parameter on the channel definitons. This plays a big role
on what user-id to be used for authentication. Try setting it to DEF if it
isn't all ready.
Let us know how it goes.
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Benjamin F. Zhou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2 April 2004 7:
Morag
Thanks for the clarification. My investigations also led to a process
called "amqfcba" which is a broker service. I think the problem is with the
customisation of our queue manager events versus BMC patrol. BMC Patrol
collects data in two modes - 1) by polling base queues 2) by reading
inst
logs. It will record their treachory without
alerting them that the Event Queue was updated, so you can blindside them the
next day with evidence in hand!
-Original Message-From: Adiraju, Rao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 5:49
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Title: Formatting production logs
Fellows
I have two areas, where I appreciate some help:
1) Formatting the logs -
In one of our production queue managers, something fishy is going on and I need to format the log to see who is exactly doing the changes. I know roughly what time the
ort Pac. The
author's contact information is usually in the Support Pac page and/or the
download but if it's not IBM may be able to contact the author if you submit
a query using the "Contact Us About A Support Pac" link.
-- T.Rob
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, R
Ken - thanks and it's very much appreciated.
Most of my whinging was aimed at the work that was put in on IBM pages. If
an upcoming software company does this sort of thing, I can understand and
would have gone along with it.
But I haven't expected it from IBM. If it instructions says download .z
a "rcdmqimg" followed by this VB script. No more hassles of manual cleaning of log files.
Cheers
Rao
Ps: As usual, I have renamed the file as "txt" rather than "vbs" and do other way round to execute it.
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Subject: Re: Managing linear logs with MQ5.3 on Windows
Hursley is the location of the IBM Labs that develop MQ.
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From: Adiraju, Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 23 March 2004 7:45 AM
To: [EMA
,
Sounds like this would be a good addition to the current Support Pac or even
a stand-alone Support Pac. Why not submit it?
-- T.Rob
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From: Adiraju, Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 21, 2004 4:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Managing linear logs
Ken
With due to respect, I am not sure what is this "Hursley" you are talking
and how to get there. I usually logon to IBM WMQ Support pack homepage to
download any support pack and here is the address:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/individual/m
s62.html
On thi
Title: Linear Log cleanup
Fellows
So far my understanding and as well as observation is that, in the logs MQ writes two entries every time one with AMQ7467 for MQ manger restart followed by another one with AMQ7468 for Media recovery. And all most all the time, AMQ7467 log number will be HIG
Have you checked the dead-letter queue on KEWILL queue manager.
Cheers
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Michelle Russell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 March 2004 11:36 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Dead Letter Queue messages not appearing?
Hi all,
I have a situation whereby an ext
Hi all
I have experienced the same problem for the past few weeks in my current
client site. PERL and JAVA have their own problems and I can't locate MS62
zip file for Windows version so on.. So on..
I don't understand why IBM doesn't provide a support pack that is native to
windows platform ??
Hi Rob
I can see from your mail that you are not from Bill's camp (Microsoft). You
your self admitting that there are more people supporting Windows servers
than Unix servers in your organisation - which means either managing the
windows are more complex than managing Unix boxes (don't get stress
It's good to see the healthy debate, kicked off by my recent question and I
hence taken the liberty of summarising it (for future references):
"RQSTRs are exactly like RCVRs, except that RQSTRs give you the added
benefit of starting the SNDR( or SVR) from the RQSTR side."
RQSTR is useful:
1) whe
Even though we have copied the data, we never done the software. We always
installed it on the new boxes.
One of the reasons for these messages to pop are security related - ie: when
MQ is not authorised to write either the "errors" directory and/or logs
directory. So make sure that all newly crea
Title: For WMQ V5.3 & SWIFT users only
To SWIFT site users
We are currently using Swift MQSA 2.2 with patch 2210 and WMQ V5.2.1 in W2K server and are planning to upgrade to WMQ V5.3.6 (CSD6).
Is this version of MQSA is qualified against WMQ 5.3 if not what level of MQSA / patches are you
I tried it and Yes - it confirms with what Rob saying. Even though SVR
channel is defined with fully qualified connname, still it will reply to any
requester.
Cheers
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Wyatt, T. Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 March 2004 7:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Su
To all
Thanks fellas for your input. Yes - sometime back through this forum I
picked up the subtle difference between the SDR and SVR and hence I have
opted to stay with SDR but all RCVR channels will be changed to RQSTR. And
so far I haven't heard anything negative for RQSTR so I am going full st
Title: RCVR versus RQSTR channels
Fellows
We are in the process moving in to hub & spoke architecture from the existing point-to-point architecture.
Currently all receiving channels are defined as RCVR. Given that RQSTR has got a hand-shaking ability with SENDR partner, I am thinking of
rs to the file you specify.
Robert Biedinger
(O) 972 963-1311 (C)
972 365-6386
-Original Message-From: Adiraju, Rao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 5:34
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: DLQ rules
table on Windows platform
Rob - thanks very much
Rob
Even I was looking for a silver-bullet solution earlier in this regard.
But your response raised a curious question - if you are NOT hosting QMgrs
on Windows for the fear of "maverick" (I call them as Cow-boys)
administrators where do you host your QMGrs then. It will be the same case
in UNI
ecialist - IBM WebSphere MQSeries, IBM WebSphere MQSeries
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Try with ABC.** which should cover all but the second one. Either enforce a
naming standard or create a different profile for the second one.
Cheers
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Potkay, Peter M (PLC, IT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 March 2004 10:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
later as the log files are getting full because
> > of very long messages (tens of megabytes)and making the messages
> > smaller is a
> very
> > big issue for the Putting end of the people who
> are
> > reluctant to do so.
> >
> > Again, my original question is,
Some more information is in IBM Support pack - MP7E, which gives performance
comparison studies.
In our site we always use "Linear" logging on production with appropriate,
automatic,log cleanup mechanisms. So our log growth is all most nothing and
as stable as "circular".
Even though in principle
changed
'folders' though?
Another thing is that currently our log drive is "c"
which has more free space than "d" that I am thinking of changing to? When
the drive is changed to "d" will the the log files automatically be copied
from c to d?
Thanks.
jan
on Windows platform
Do you
have a rule WAIT(NO), the default is YES, which will cause the DLQ handler to
wait indefinitely. NO will end the handler when the DLQ is empty.
Robert Biedinger
-----Original Message-From: Adiraju, Rao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 08, 200
Jan
Please ignore my previous suggestion. I gave a quick test myself and NO it
didn't change the log file size.
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao
Sent: 9 March 2004 11:33 AM
To: 'MQSeries List'
Subject: RE: How do I restore queues after increasing log file size
Ian
Last weekend we did some upgrade to move the logs to a different drive. Even
though we didn't change log file sizes but did change the drives and
folders.
Give a shot on the following (try first on a test queue manager, before you
play with your production one). We did it on the test first an
Title: DLQ rules table on Windows platform
Fellas
Do you know what's command to exit the DLQ processing when we are running the rules through input file:
We are trying to execute
runmqdlq qname qmgrname rulesout.txt
In rulesin.txt we have put the necessary control record and
Title: Support pack MS62 for windows
Fellas
Support pack description on IBM support pages talks about ms62.zip for Windows platform but I can't see any ms62.zip file (only file I can see is ms62.tar.gz, which looks like unix version) for downloading. Any ideas where to get his ms62.zip.
T
of security and is not suitable for all occasions. But
sometimes the show fits.
regards,
Dennis
-Original Message-From: Adiraju, Rao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004
12:53 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: MQ
Triggering in CICS
Yes agreed
want to provide a contingency for that. (Remember, a SIL is supposed to
process the queue until EMPTY). But even in the worst case scenario, if
the SIL quits prematurely, it would just re-trigger again and eventually find
the stranded message.
-Original Message-From:
Adiraju, Rao [
ile with partial data
- a zero-length file
All depends on OS, ftp implementation, etc.
This is based on actual experiences with FTPing large files from slow
systems, with much faster recipient systems.
Dave A.
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesda
Ray & Rick
Even I haven't heard FTP loosing the data. As I said earlier, we opted for
a PULL rather than PUSH. Because for a PUSH every client (or server for that
matter) have to have a main-frame user-id and passwords, which was a BIG NO
NO at my previous client for security reasons. They were m
n the
program.
Also, most of the times
CKTI starts with a default user-id (or CICS userid) and hence your transaction
also runs under the same user-id. So watch out for your security
rules.
Cheers
Rao
From: Adiraju,
Rao Sent: 3 March 2004 8:59
AMTo: 'MQSeries
List'Subject: RE: M
We had the similar problem with one of my previous client sites. I am not
sure what is your average size of the row / record in the text file. But in
my experience our row was 80 bytes and to put 80 bytes message, MQ adds 3 to
4 fours times of this size as Message headers and others. So what we hav
Ls with all error handling get back to
me directly (because I guess that doesn't fit to MQ forum domain).
Cheers
Rao
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao
Sent: 3 March 2004 11:42 AM
To: 'MQSeries List'
Subject: RE: A novice question--THE SAGA CONTINUES
We had the similar pr
Title: MQ Message statistics
One simple option I can think off, is gathering the
statistics from "Channel Status". Channel status will give you the
number of messages and number of bytes transmitted.
In absence of monitoring tools, I suggest to run a query
every night to take a snap shot o
watch out for your security
rules.
Cheers
Rao
From: Adiraju, Rao Sent: 3 March 2004
8:59 AMTo: 'MQSeries List'Subject: RE: MQ Triggering in
CICS
John
Additional point to what Joe mentioned - yes, the
default you look for is "CKTI" in Rtransid field. But check with yo
Title: RE: MQ Triggering in CICS
John
Additional point to what Joe mentioned - yes, the
default you look for is "CKTI" in Rtransid field. But check with your CICS guys
as well - because it is possible one CICS region to have multiple initiators
and/or different transaction codes (for various
Title: Migrating MQSeries to another server
The easiest way I can think off is - save the data and log
folders in the network somewhere. And when the new box is built copy them back
to the new server and install the software - everything will come back to
normal.
If you want only the definiti
Title: MQ V5.2.1 on WIN2000 Server
I have come across an unexplained scenario on two win2K servers running MQ V5.2.1 and appreciate if some one can throw some light on it:
The MQ version is V5.2.1 with CMVC level 0521-L010508
I have a queue manager QM1 on a server SVR1. The QM1 queue m
I agree with Lynn - even though I won't use the word "blame", potentially
either the program is reading the message twice or at least reading the
buffer twice. You have given the COBOL code but not given the subsequent
return & reason code checking.
As you can't identify the pattern, it's very di
There is a support pack - MA01 - that is available from IBM
site. It has got a program/utility "q" with copies messages from one source to
another. So you can input a file and messages will be written to Queue. I am not
sure about specifiying your own message-id through. Give a go and see whethe
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
land
Tel: +64-4-494 4299
Fax: +64-4-802 8509
Mbl: +64-211-216-116
-Original Message-----
From: Adiraju, Rao
Sent: 26 February 2004 4:41 PM
To: 'MQSeries List'
Cc: Keenan, Nigel
Subject: RE: SAVEQMGR PCF ERROR
Henry - thanks for the quick confirmation. That means if some one has
NPM
ueue
definitions.
Cheers
Henry
-Original Message-
From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Adiraju,
Rao
Sent: Thursday, 26 February 2004 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SAVEQMGR PCF ERROR
What does it mean - the Saveqmgr won't work with MQ V5.3 - CSD06, if so
What does it mean - the Saveqmgr won't work with MQ V5.3 - CSD06, if so what
are the alterantives. We are planning to upgrade to CSD06 within couple of
weeks and we use Saveqmgr quite heavily.
Cheers
Rao Adiraju
WebSphere MQ Specialist
The National Bank of NZ Ltd.
Wellington - New Zealand
Tel: +
My hunch is the program may be working earlier connecting to a "default"
queue manager and after your uninstall and install, the "default" settings
must have been changed (program may not be hard/soft coding the queue
manager name).
Cheers
Rao Adiraju
WebSphere MQ Specialist
The National Bank of
a message that can't be gotten rears its head.
"Adiraju, Rao"
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Sent by: MQSeriesSubject: Re:
"Trigger-looping&quo
Title: Feedback on Disaster recovery
As part our disaster recovery, we have dedicated one additional box for every production box (on Sun-Solaris) as a Diaster Recovery machine.
The current practice is to define two distinct queue managers on these two machines and when things go wrong on
almost never happens in production, but in development it's more
frequent. I'm thinking about enhancing our wrapper, but I don't exactly know
what to do about it.
"Adiraju, Rao"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
As a design principle, we set the following standard to our developers:
Every GET should check the back-out count and if it is greater than
BOTHRESH (threshold counter) or hardcoded no.of tries (some cases),
application should check for BOQNAME and put the message in that queue if
specifie
.Rob
-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 5:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQ 5.2.1 to 5.3 -- Removal of MA88
Jan
Luckily we don't have this issue, but I am curios to know more about it:
1) First of
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-Original Message-
From: Adiraju, Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 3:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQ 5.2.1 to 5.3
Recently we went through this exercise and s
Recently we went through this exercise and some more servers are in process:
The steps we have adopted are:
1) Take a backup of data & log folders.
2) Uninstall V5.2.1 (which will still retain your data and log folders)
3) Reboot the box (preferable)
4) Install V5.3
5) Install latest CSD - a
fied Specialist - MQSeries
Argos
Ltd
-Original Message-----From: Adiraju, Rao
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17 February 2004
04:38To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: MQ audit tracking
/ reporting
Fellows
We have a request to audit the changes to MQ objects
- ie basically to report on periodical basis
Title: MQ audit tracking / reporting
Fellows
We have a request to audit the changes to MQ objects - ie basically to report on periodical basis who created the objects and who deleted the objects and when (date & time). Our primary focus is on Windows & SUN Solaris platforms.
As you all k
Hi Raymond
Few more options to toy with:
1) As Dennis suggested, you could design one polling transaction(program) on
the transaction queue - read one message, issue EXEC CICS START read another
message and so on...
However, be careful about the disadvantages of this scenario -ie: once you
fired
Usha
I am currently working on defining and implementing security policies for
our middleware (covering Windows, UNIX and z/OS) and felt curious to know
your solution further and the reasons for disabling the OAM process and
building such exits. If you think it's a lengthy mail and may not be of
Hi John
The trigger type "FIRST" activates the trigger when queue depth moves from 0
to 1.
If I understand correctly, your triggered transaction once started,
immediately disables the "PUT" and starts reading the messages. Once the
messages are exhausted (2033) then it enables the PUT again and h
Fellas
The "OUT OF OFFICE" replies are killing us and wouldn't it be nice for FORUM
to filter and stop these messages from transmitting to every subscriber.
Cheers
Rao Adiraju
WebSphere MQ Specialist
The National Bank of NZ Ltd.
Tel: +64-4-494 4299
Fax: +64-4-802 8509
Mbl: +64-211-216-116
Ps:
Title: MQ Usergroup(s) in the Land of Middle Earth
For those who are NOT in the "Middle Earth" please ignore this message:
Is there any MQ Usergroup(s) in New Zealand - I recently moved from "Down under" to "Middle Earth" and is looking forward to catch up with fellow WMQers.
Cheers
R
It's complaining about MQQUEUE Resource and also showing MQSB.INITQ.**
profile is the culprit. Which means, your RACF people has put in this
profile and either forgot grant PERMIT to the cics user-id and/or REFRESH
hasn't been done. Talk to your RACF support and they will be able to fix it
in no ti
Title: WMQ on z/OS platform
Hello to z/OS WMQ community
I am looking for a "optimal" re-cycling period of MQ Manager started tasks on the z/OS platform (we haven't gone to Clusters and Queue sharing groups) and currently our Queue managers are running non-stop for more than 2 months.
Fir
Title: A WMQ Security question
We have a Weblogic server which talks to WMQ Manager through Server connections.
And also according WMQ V5.3 documentation, PUTAUT(CTX) isn't allowed for SVRCONN channels.
How do I enforce the user level security then. Any ideas - Interested to know what o
Luckily on z/OS only batch jobs/applications need to
establish the connections to the Queue Managers (in CICS it's done at the
CICS region level) and hence the need to know the QMGR
name.
This as suggested earlier, can be driven by a Dataset /
Loadmodule or DB2 table.
The sites that I hav
Title: How do I see/list current users of a MQ manager
I have a requirement to list the current users (user-id or group-id) that are connected to a MQ Manager at any given time.
How do I list this information on WINDOWS and UNIX platforms.
Thanks in advance
Rao Adiraju
WebSphere MQ Spec
Title: MQ Series upgrade on WINDOWS
To all
We are in the process of upgrading our MQ 521 to MQ53 on WINDOWS 2000 platform.
During the conversion process, we have to preserve (and migrate) the messages from the application queues. Luckily the number of queues we are talking are 3 to 4 at
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