WMQI Destination Lists versus WMQ Distribution Lists

Listers,   I always thought that when you created a destination list in WMQI it actually generated a WMQ distribution list under the covers.   I am now questioning this belief because I notice that when a WMQI destination list contains multiple destination queues that reside on the same queu

Re: Siebel-MQ Integration..

K, We have scores of WMQ interfaces between Siebel and legacy systems. Siebel has an EAI module that is used to put and get WMQ messages. The Siebel IT team here worked on that end of if, so I don't know any of the technical details. I do know that there were quite a few limitations with Siebel

Re: QMgr leaving Cluster

mand that makes you say your second sentence above.     -Original Message-From: Lynn Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 9:05 AMTo: Potkay, Peter M (ISD, IT); [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: QMgr leaving Cluster Another member of my

Re: QMgr leaving Cluster

ve.     -----Original Message-From: Lynn Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 9:05 AMTo: Potkay, Peter M (ISD, IT); [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: QMgr leaving Cluster Another member of my team is working on this and this is what he said

Re: QMgr leaving Cluster

ng Cluster "somehow is removed from the cluster"   What makes you think that?     -Original Message-From: Lynn Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 5:13 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: QMgr leaving Cluster Hello,

QMgr leaving Cluster

Hello,   Has anyone ever seen this?  We have a cluster that had been working fine until we recently added a new fourth QMgr.    Everything is processing properly and suddenly this new QMgr decides it wants no part of the Cluster and somehow is removed from the cluster.       Thanks,     Lynn

Re: Message Out of Order

Krishan, It is my understanding (and experience) that MQ does not guarantee that messages will be delivered in the same order in which they were sent. There are many possible reasons that the order may change (which other people have just detailed in recent postings). The only way to guarantee t

Re: How to ensure an order in messages.

Hi Nguyen, The simplest way to insure that messages are processed in a particular order is to use message grouping. See the manuals for details. Lynn -Original Message- From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Nguyen DT Sent: Monday, May 17, 2004 4:54 AM To: [EMAI

Re: getting rid of messages that I do not want to process

Dan, It sounds like you want the message to disappear from the face of the earth. If you're using a filter node, simply don't wire the relevant output terminal. We do this for certain applications here and it works fine (but the auditors may not like it). Lynn -Original Message-

Re: Is runmqsc available on AS 400

Hi Prits, On the AS/400 you would use STRMQMMQSC. This command processes a file containing the mqsc commands, so you must supply the details of that file as parameters on this command (it automatically prompts you for them). Since you are new to the AS/400, here is something handy. To see a lis

Re: AS400 Queue Manager Recognition

Hi Chad, I have used the IFS to determine all the queue managers on the system, however this method will return all of them, both active and inactive. I use the CVTIFS command (which is a TAATOOL utility you may or may not have) to convert the QMGRS folder to a file and then process the file (ski

Re: SAP and WebSphere MQ

roker and Web Services) to call those WSDLs. We've never used this Support Pac before. I'd love to hear from those of you that have used IA81. What were your experiences? Thanks again, Lynn -Original Message----- From: Lynn Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: M

SAP and WebSphere MQ

Hi all, I'm hoping some of you using SAP with WMQ/WMQI would share your experiences. Here is our scenario. We have a very robust, efficient web application for customers to place orders, check statuses, etc. The web application essentially stores no application data. Depending on the type of cu

Re: Duplicate Messages

Hi Mike, Are you actually seeing (with your own eyes) two identical messages on Queues at the same time? Or are the developers responsible for the mainframe application reporting that they are processing duplicates? I ask these questions because we once had a similar situation and it turns out t

Anyone running MQ 5.3 on Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition?

Hi,   We have a requirement to move our existing Websphere MQ installations from W2K to Windows 2003 Enterprise edition.  I see on the IBM web site that it is supported (with a few installation caveats in the Readme file), but I was wondering if anyone out there is running WMQ 5.3 on this ve

Re: MQ cluster, group messages and WMQI - a mutually exclusive combination??

Hi Frank, I finally got around to testing your approach to this problem today. It works Thanks so much for your input. Lynn -Original Message- From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Christopher Frank Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 4:51 PM To: [EMAIL PROTE

Re: MQ cluster, group messages and WMQI - a mutually exclusive combination??

Hi Christopher, This sounds like an interesting solution! I will test it and let you know how it works. Thanks again! Lynn -Original Message- From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Christopher Frank Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 4:51 PM To: [EMAIL PRO

Re: MQ cluster, group messages and WMQI - a mutually exclusive combination??

Hi Christopher, Thanks for the info. I had been wondering whether or not WMQI usedMQOO_BIND_AS_Q_DEF when it opens a queue for output. Thanks for confirming that. However, if I change the queue definition to DEFBIND(OPEN), doesn't that mean that nothing will get clustered for that queue? The p

Re: Packed Decimal Positive Code- CWF properties in WMQI

Q on AS/400 or WMQI required for this? -Original Message- From: Lynn Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 8:18 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Packed Decimal Positive Code- CWF properties in WMQI   We have run into a similar problem when using WMQI to c

MQ cluster, group messages and WMQI - a mutually exclusive combination??

Hi all,   We have a combination of factors that seems to create an unsolvable problem for us.  I'm hoping that the MQ braintrust that frequent this list can offer some suggestions.   The three factors, which work fine individually, are:   1. We recently implemented some MQ clustering, prim

WMQ certified for W2k SP4?

Hi all, Can anyone confirm that WMQ 5.2.1 and WMQ 5.3 are certified for Microsoft W2K service pack 4? I couldn't find this information on the IBM website. Thanks, Lynn Instructions for managing your mailing list subscription are provided in the Listserv General Users Guide avail

Re: Packed Decimal Positive Code- CWF properties in WMQI

We have run into a similar problem when using WMQI to converting negative numbers from XML to extended decimal for the AS/400. Positive values convert fine. Negative values do not. However, the reverse (converting from extended decimal to XML) works fine for both positive and negative values. I

Re: MQSeries on iSeries

Hi Marcin, Here are the cold-start procedures (a.k.a. the 12 step process) I received from IBM about two years ago. I've used them several times. Lynn ~~` Document ID: 20915351 What are so

Re: Channel Slowdown!

Jim, We've occasionally had similar problems. When we do, we run a TCP/IP sniffer over the line which usually tells us exactly what is going on and then we can address it. You can also run an MQ comm trace on both sides to see what is happening and why. Lynn -Original Message- F

Re: MQCONN FAILED

Title: MQCONN FAILED Hi Pieter,   I've seen a similar problem once or twice before.  We too have MQ applications that start up when the system starts.  The MQ services also start at this time (they start first).  On very rare occasions, it may take longer than usual for the QMgr processes t

Re: Routing Table in WMQI

Hi Kieran, We do this, using the RFH information as the key to perform a table lookup and populating the destination list with the queue info. I've seen no performance problems due to db access, but our volume is nowhere near your expected volume. Some tips for performance. 1. Use a

Re: RPG/400, C and MQ

Paul, I've never done this with C (and don't know anything about C), but I have done similar functions with RPGLE. When you create your C programs with CRTPGM, be sure to specify *CALLER for the Activation Group. This will maintain the MQ handles between invocations because all the programs will

Re: Define XML in MQSI

Mike,   Try this:   SET OutputRoot.XML.A.(XML.attr)id = 'xyz';       Lynn -Original Message-From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Michael KeSent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 3:21 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Define XML in MQSI Hi,   I want to de

Re: Monitor a file and put to Q

We had a similar requirement in our AS/400 applications to send any changed/deleted/added records from certain files as an MQ message.  We use the DB2/400 database triggers as the mechanism to initiate the process.  Because of the issues involved with database triggers, we wrote a Generic D

MQSI - ascii constants in eSql

Hi,   Does anyone know how to create a ascii value constant in a compute node?  We have a need to include the Tab (ascii 09) and NewLine (ascii 10) characters in a message.       Thanks,     Lynn