TIA
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r dirk tolson
Systems Engineer
Savannah River Site
What kind of trigger is being used?
If a trigger type of Every is used and the Natural program is
handling only one message each time
it is launched then the logon/logoff overhead would be
high. By modifying the Natural program
to handle all the messages that are in the queue,
running until the q
problem.
MQSeries List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05/06/2004 01:19:32 PM:
> What is the app that is to be triggered? The channel?
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> Dave
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>> From: MQSeries List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of R.
Dirk
>> Tolson
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>> Subject: SYSTEM.DEFAULT.INITIATION.QUEUE Question
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>> I have a new message flow t
I have a new message flow that is confusing
me.
The source is MQ 2.1 on MVS. Persistent
messages
are routed to MQ 5.3 on Solaris. Occaisonally
an event
occurs that throws a monkey wrench in
things.
Today MVS went down and the system had
to be IPLed.
For some reason a larger than normal
number of
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other listeners are working fine. I have not even recompiled the shared
objects at this point, because I did not think it would matter. Anyone
have any experience with it?
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r dirk tolson
Systems EngineerSavannah River Site
dirk.tolson at srs.gov
I am running WMQI 2.1 CSD04 on Windows 2000 SP2. All of the services are
running as a domain user from the domain the computer is a part of.
At startup the UserNameServer starts correctly and initializes the
interface to the domain. The ConfigMgr reports that it has success-
fully initialized the
p.
I didn't see anyone else having problems like this when I searched the
archives. Can anyone shed any light here?
TIA
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r dirk tolson
Systems EngineerSavannah River Site
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