It depends on where your CMS is located.
If it's on the mainframe, it would be your TSO userid and password.
If it's on a distributed platform, I would assume it would be the
userid and password on that platforms.
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These queues are normally created to
receive responses from a command issued via the MQM TSO panels. If
you issue a command and it takes a long time, and the response wait time
expires, the belated response might not find a tempq anymore. As
a result, it lands in the DLQ. IBM provided a DLQH,
found what I was looking for in the
MQ Programmer's Guide
Is there a way to obtain a file lock
using fopen (vs. open)? I know that you can use lockf and fcntl,
but I would like to use fopen.
Tom,
You probably have to do a REFRESH SECURITY
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The DQM has a small list of requirements
that pertain to sequential retrieval of messages. If you followed
them, you should have no problems. I have an ftp-like application
and never had an issue with message order. Of course, there are those
who advocate using msgid/correlid, but that shouldn't
Im currently working with Omegamon/XE,
monitoring MQ on the MF, Windows, AIX and HP-UX. It does a pretty
good job, but once in a blue moon we lose contact with an agent on a distributed
box and have to manually restart it. It's fairly easy to write rules/scripts
to monitor whatever event you deem
A badly coded application may not have
coded MQCMIT. It may require a closer look at the code and the options
set.
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If MQ is up when it detects that it
has a damaged BSDS, it dynamically unallocates it and continues with the
other one. At this point, you have to recreate the damaged one, then
issue the recover command. MQ will dynamically allocate and do the
recovery processing. If it happens during startup,
Jeff,
In all likelihood, some maintenance
was applied to HP-UX, causing you to lose some translate tables. You
can run:
reset_iconv_table
to correct it. See IBMLink item
RTA000168146
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I can compile a C subroutine, creating
an object module only on AIX, HP-UX, Windows and the AS/400. But,
I can successfully link it on all platforms except the AS/400. When
I try to compile and link my test program, the link of the subroutine fails.
The linker complains about the references to
I can compile a C subroutine, creating
an object module only on AIX, HP-UX, Windows and the AS/400. But,
I can successfully link it on all platforms except the AS/400. When
I try to compile and link my test program, the link of the subroutine fails.
The linker complains about the references to
Thanks to all who replied. I thought
I looked at all the include files...hiding in plain sight.
I modified the sample program amqsailq.c
to obtain the status of a channel. I'm able to get the correct status
for all channel states, e.g. RUNNING, BINDING, etc., except for INACTIVE.
When the channel is inactive, mqExecute returns the reason codes
3008 and 3065. The 3065 indicates Channel
isn't really a channel status, it means,
this channel hasn't a
status. If you can't get a status, the channel is INACTIVE.
Am Freitag, den 15.10.2004, 10:19 -0400 schrieb Rick Tsujimoto:
I modified the sample program amqsailq.c to obtain the status of a
channel. I'm able to get the correct status
15.10.2004, 13:37 -0400 schrieb Rick
Tsujimoto:
Then what's the point of MQCHT_INACTIVE?
It's 0 an you can use it.
Maybe you inquire all channels you are interested in, put the status in
your table to MQCHS_INACTIVE. Then you inquire the channel status with
wildcard. If you update your table
I have the following include files in
my C program, but the constant MQCHT_SENDER can't be found:
cmqc.h
cmqcfc.h
cmsqbc.h
Does anyone know where it is?
to the message. Anyone heard
anything
more about this potential problem?
George Shedlock Jr
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PDC - 212-855-8675
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Is it possible that you have some sort
of message suppression activated on z/OS 1.5, such as a third-party product,
or locally developed WTO exits?
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No MPF exits or MPF table suppression in place either
before (z/OS 1.4) or
after (z/OS 1.5). Also no new products that might suppress messages.
George Shedlock Jr
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Alan,
What sort of network problems are you experiencing? Compressing the data
may not be a solution.
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investigated, but the compression exit scores high on 'can we try it
and see
today?' criteria. My hope is that my request about MO02 clients
throws up
any gotcha's others wish to share.
Alan
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Use VPN. It gives you the security and encrypts messages as well.
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Were you using inetd or runmqlsr?
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Look at the ARCHIVE LOG MODE(QUIESCE) command. It creates a system-wide
point of consistency...
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Most, if not all, monitoring products use a local agent that runs as a
server-side MQ app, and that agent communicates out-of-band with a central
server monitoring app. If you rely on MQ as the comm transport and MQ has
problems, e.g. channel, outage, etc., then you can't relay any meaningful
We currently run our CMS on the mainframe, and the CCCMQ agents are on the
mainframe and other platforms, e.g. Windows, Unix, etc. We intend to put
of m/f to bed in 3 years, and we may want to migrate the CMS to a
distributed box before then. If anyone has any experiences, opinions
running the
Frank
What was the probeid for this FDC? I've had a couple of SIGHUP exceptions.
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Art,
We have a custom DLQH which was designed in the 1.1.4 days. It mimicks the
DLQH that IBM provided for the distributed platforms, but it has some other
features as well. When messages hit the DLQ and are eligible to be kept,
they usually get rerouted to a user-specified backup/error queue.
Pavel,
I'm not entirely sure I understand this priority vs. FIFO delivery dilemma,
so I'll just skip to the questions.
1. If you choose to trigger the forwarding application, it certainly is a
reasonable choice.
2. But, given the second question, the restriction of forwarding messages
due to a
Any chance this unix box is HP-UX? If yes, was maintenance applied to the
box recently?
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T.rob,
If many ways a queue is similar to a random access file, where a message
can be read sequentially, or via a key,deleted (destructive read) and
written by one or more apps. Normally, when a file is being updated,
exclusive control is established beforehand to ensure the integrity of the
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T.rob,
If many ways a queue is similar to a random access file, where a message
can be read sequentially
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
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Jim,
You should have the programmer give you explicit proof. For example, have
them use a debugger, such as Intertest, and look at the message just prior
to the put, and examine the reply to see where things break down. I
realize that it may not be possible to use a debugger in production, but
Gregory,
There are others who do run the trigger monitor under a userid other than
root. I have an old posting that discusses this (see below). As for your
questions:
1. Ask IBM. It's their product and they would know what the original
thought was behind using mqm.
2. See posting below (and
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.
Aside from the JWT parameter in SYS1.PARMLIB(SMFPRMxx), I believe you can
have an SMF exit that gains control when jobs/users fail due to a wait
timeout. It's possible that the exit in your shop doesn't recognize the
STC names used for MQ 5.3.1. Or, you could simply code TIME=1440 as
someone
Roger,
I had a similar problem with Win/2000 SP3 and CSD5. I rebooted several
times and it finally worked. I never did pin-down the cause of the
problem, you might want to look at the install log (see Quick Beginnings).
It should name the files it's choking on.
Roger Lacroix
Linda,
Below is something I dug up from my archives:
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I did so more research and found a solution.
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Why must the Cobol program logon and logoff of NATURAL for each
transaction? But, if the COBOL program is the one issuing the MQ calls,
why can't the Cobol program issue the NATURAL logoff after an extended
period of time, e.g. after doing an MQGET with a wait time. BTW, I know
nothing of
Henry,
Check with your iSeries admin. There should be a powerdown command that
runs a script. You should be able to add CL commands to that script to
bring down MQ in an orderly manner.
Leung, Henry H
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Use the sample programs to put and get the messages and see if the problem
persists.
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I found the manual that describes how to set the values. Doing the
footwork for apps is not a pleasant task.
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Denis,
Out of curiosity, why are you using so much bufferpool space, and not
letting most of the data flow to disk?
Blondiaux
Here's a snippet from an old discussion on this subject.:
The MP61 support pack has a pdf WebSphere MQ for AIX - Performance
Evaluations which has some explanation.It includes a number of
comparisons of inetd and runmqlsr performance, and compares both methods
between 5.2 and 5.3 as well.
Denis,
Out of curiosity, why are you using so much bufferpool space, and not
letting most of the data flow to disk?
Blondiaux Denis
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Reply-to-QueueName and doesn't know how. Any ideas?
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You can try two things:
1. run one of those shareware programs that will report any sharing
conflicts, e.g. I use a program called handleex
2. look at the install trace log and see what it's complaining about
I had a similar problem, but with CSD5. I had to retry a couple of times
before it
fyi,
I just encountered a strange problem where a channel failure did not result
in a channel event being generated. I didn't realize we had a problem
until an application generated an email informing me of a connection
problem. IBM says this is a known problem.
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Take a look at PQ79420
as well as
the end of the shutdown scripts. If the server / QM crashes and the
shutdown
script never runs, there is a chance that there will be leftover shared
memory and segments that may interfere with the QM coming back up. Or is
this overkill?
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about abend s222
TIA
Didi
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Take a look at PQ79420
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I'm using MQ V5.3 CSD5 and can see all objects via MS Terminal Services.
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version 9.
I don't know if there is a planned fix. The word we got was that the
documentation would be updated to say that SqlNet is a mandatory param
at 5.3.
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. As I recall, it had
something to do with some changes Oracle made (to memory management?) at
version 9.
I don't know if there is a planned fix. The word we got was that the
documentation would be updated to say that SqlNet is a mandatory param
at 5.3.
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to work fine.
I have never heard of amqiclen, perhaps I should consider taking a look at
it?
Cheers
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I've used amqiclen for HP-UX, but on AIX there seems to be a different set
of switches. What switches should be set to routinely get rid of any
shared memory segments and semaphores when MQ is brought down?
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Chad,
I have very little experience on the AS/400, but you might be able to see
the defined queue managers by examining the IFS.
Chad P. Little
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Looks for real. If you get a quote for IBM on MSN, the news events shows
this story.
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If the timings are captured on different boxes, and the machine clocks are
not synchronized, then you could have some interesting results.
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Dennis,
Even if it runs on the server, if it uses the MQ client it's a client
application (vs. one that connects directly to the queue manager).
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bILL,
Just to clarify what I said before, I installed MQ V5.3 and CSD5 to a Win2K
server as well, not a workstation. The VB apps do not use the MQ client to
connect to the queue manager and so far (fingers crossed) no complaints.
Beinert,
William
I installed MQ V5.3 and CSD5 on our test extranet server (Win/2K SP3) that
uses VB and MQ for its application processing about 3 weeks ago. So far,
no complaints from the programmers. I plan to make the same upgrade to one
of the production extranet servers this weekend. I hope I don't run into
MQers,
It turns out that the C compiler on the server I used for development was
pointing to cc_bundled, which is a limited function C compiler. I found
another server that had a full ansi C compiler on it and I was able to
compile my program. With the limited gray matter left in my head, this
What /where is this script?
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MQers,
I ran into a strange problem trying to compile amqsget.c on HP-UX 11.11.
The first couple of messages would look like:
(Bundled) cc: amqsget0.c, line 62: error 1000: Unexpected symbol: i.
(Bundled) cc: amqsget0.c, line 62: error 1002: Unexpected character: 'u'.
(Bundled) cc: amqsget0.c,
Raymond,
FTP may not lose data, but it sure can return a false positive. For
example, if your FTP password is wrong, FTP will still return a good return
code even though the FTP operation never completed. This situation was the
reason a client of mine had me develop an FTP-like facility under
A simple test to pinpoint the culprit would be to dummy-out the call to
the MQ program and see if you still hit SOS.
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Judy,
My guess would be that V5.3.1 had one (or more) channel attributes that 2.1
doesn't have.
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fyi,
APAR IC38727 describes a problem that impacts MQ V5.3 for Windows, in
particular Windows applications such as ASP pages (BTW, I also had CSD5
on). An application gets a 2059 and an FDC report is also produced. The
APAR itself is a bit confusing and has some typos. I opened a PMR and had
MQers, I have programmer who reran an existing VB program after I
uninstalled MQ V5.2.1 and installed V5.3 (plus CSD5) who's getting a 2059.
I can run amqsput/get without any problems. Anyone see anything like this?
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Adiraju,
1. The MA88 doc does list the platforms it supports and it does list
Windows.
2. No comment
3. MA88 can be removed using the standard mechanism for each given
platform. In the case of Windows, you can go to StartSettingsControl
PanelAdd/Remove Programs
4. See 3. above
But, what is
A related question on this subject: are java messages (interpreter and
run-time) documented anywhere? Or, is this working as designed?
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Denis,
A lot gets lost or misconstrued in the written word. As a result, some
folks get a little touchy and overreact. I wouldn't get too upset about
it.
Blondiaux Denis
MA01. We use it here.
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Raymond,
We run a similar type of application, e.g. order system accessed by
customers on the web, which in turn, sends the request to our m/f via MQ,
and processes the order on CICS. We use IDMS for our DBMS. If the CICS
application receives a large order, it can easily monopolize CICS because
-MQ is invoked.
Arrrgh!!!
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Raymond,
We run a similar type of application, e.g. order system accessed by
customers
that would process
the new trigger message.
In other words, we could have two instances of the same process running at
the same time.
Maybe we are abusing MQ. Maybe we simply do not understand.
Thanks for all your help, by the way!
ray
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Paul,
The next time this happens, use amqsbcg to see if you can even browse the
message.
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2.10 goes out of service in September 2004, but it may be
a
better migration path to ZOS.
Nick
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We're still runnning CICS/ESA V4.1 in production (and MQ 1.2, OS/390
2.6,...), but management finally agreed it was a good idea to go to a
supported version (for everything). So, sometime in the next month or so,
we're going to cutover to CICSTS 2.2 (and OS/390 2.10, MQ V5.3.1, and so
forth).
Don,
This sounds like the problem I had last year. IBM's stated that this
problem was supposed to be fixed in CSD4, but wasn't and,from the sound of
it, it isn't fixed in CSD5 either. The solution is to code the environment
variable:
AMQ_SIGCHLD_SIGACTION=YES
I coded this in the shell
Dave,
What exactly are you referring to when you mention low level qualifier?
Is (QMGR name) it the low level qualifier of a data set name? Could you
give an example of the naming convention you're using?
Dave Adam
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The latest CSD should be applied and each CSD is cumulative, e.g. it
contains all prior CSDs.
From a personal standpoint, I would uninstall V521 and then install V53.
I'm sure some would disagree.
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Here's an old posting. You can change the value to 2GB:
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Jay asked
I just can't remember, but I know on Unix that there was a max
There's something broken along your comm path to the cluster, e.g. router,
firewall, etc. Get your comm person to check it out. I typically get this
sort of problem when my VPN tunnel between two queue managers goes south.
Antony Boggis
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How are you accessing your machine, e.g. local login, MS Terminal Services,
PC Anywhere, etc.?
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There's something broken along your comm path to the cluster
Curt,
This sounds like an old problem where duplicate messages for the same
channel exists in SYNCQ. IBM provided a batch utility to run, which would
list duplicate entries for the same channel and, optionally, delete them.
I don't know if this problem still pertains to MQ V5.3 on z/OS.
I run a scheduled job that looks for FDC's, then renames them and emails
me. I record the incidents in an Excel spreadsheet and, if they start to
repeat, then I do research for a solution.
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