Care to share your code with the rest of us, or at least tell us how you
learned about the processing requirements of the listener?
Wesley Shaw
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Anyone out there use MC66 with HP-UX V11 and Oracle RAC?
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John,
I wasn't concerned with CSDs. I'm more interested in fixes against the OS
itself, e.g. HP-UX.
John Matoba
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Peter,
In CICS only a single connection to the queue manager is made, but it's
CICS that's the transaction coordinator. So, any commits/rollbacks are
done on a task basis. I would assume IMS behaves in a similar way.
"Potkay, Peter M
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Is your xmitq setup to handle 10MB?
"Mittal, Gaurav"
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I think if you set the CCSID in the AIX message that you don't want
converted to the CCSID on OS/390, this should work. MQ should see that the
CCSID in the AIX message matches the CCSID for MQ on OS/390 and bypass any
conversion.
shailesh bhaskaran
Is your userid longer than 20 characters?
KenPlotnick@HORIZON
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f it's a AIX box, it's in
/usr/mqm/bin.
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Grant,
Which version of
Grant,
Which version of MQ are you running? We're running MQ V5.2 CSD3 on AIX and
amqiclen doesn't exist.
"Li, Grant"
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Dave,
If you mean that you would run this job as a CICS transaction, then you
have to be careful about the impact it may have on other users CICS users.
If you mean that you would trigger a CICS transaction that, in turn,
submits the job to the internal reader, then you have a builtin dependency
Gary,
looks like an invalid queue name
"Cogburn, Gary"
eiver sees message 3 before message 2, it will throw up and
>produce
> > message AMQ9526 Message sequence number error for channel '&3'.
> > So how would you be able to get out of sequence messages in your
>receiving
> > application caused by the physical network lay
y
explained - in
sales pitches, manuals, and/or training classes. Telling them to RTFM
doesn't cut
it anymore - these are bright people who are solving significant technical
issues
with a complex product, but all too often without a solid foundation in the
base
technology.
Jack Armstrong
R
Paul,
Thanks. I was wondering when IBM would speak up. I just wanted to make
sure I wasn't going crazy with my understanding of the stated requirements
for sequential retrieval.
Paul Clarke
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t take the same path -- Rebecca
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Brian,
If the user sends msg-1, 2, 3 and gets 1, 3, 2 doesn't that conflict with
the IBM
ot if they don't take the same path -- Rebecca
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Brian,
If the user sends msg-1, 2, 3 and gets 1, 3, 2 doesn't that c
flict with what Dave said
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> Dave,
>
> If what you say is true, then IBM has to update its claim abo
Dave,
If what you say is true, then IBM has to update its claim about sequential
retrieval. No where in that claims does it make exceptions due to the
physical network. I would have thought that TCP/IP would reassemble the
packets in their proper order regardless how they traversed the network.
Suppose there are 2 XA stanzas with DB+ coded for both of them and assume
the program uses the AT databasename clause. Is ORACLE_SID still required?
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Tom,
I remember that this topic was discussed some time ago. I also seem to
remember that someone claimed that it could be done. I was skeptical then
and I still am. You may want to try the archives.
Tom Kane
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If you using MS Terminal Services, this is a known issue/problem. This was
dicussed in depth some time ago - take a look at the archives.
Puneet Makhija
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I believe if the activity is high enough and the MCA generates a lot of
handles, it will start to drop handles to accommodate new requests. In
theory, the OPROCS could go to 0.
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Could someone please post an example of an AS/400 process definition that
triggers a channel? I couldn't find any examples in the docs. I know
there are different ways to do this, but I'm interested in using a process
definition to simplify administration across multiple platforms.
Instructions
Marc,
I thought the heartbeat was only sent if the channel was inactive.
Marc Verhiel
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A couple things you may want to consider:
1. In the past (it may be different now), if you have remote queue managers
that do not support ADOPTMCA, e.g. VMS, using DISCINT(0) when a connection
is broken will result in a *phantom* socket connection. VMS will still
think it has a viable channel co
/390 2.4.
Thank you for any comments or observations.
Sandy Gephart
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Alessandro,
I think that's the work-around Bruce was looking for.
Alessandro
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It is written in C.
Bob
D&B
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Is there a way to create a backup of AS/400 MQ objects, similar to MS03?
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Bruce,
I don't recall any white paper, or URL, but I did post a response by IBM on
this topic a while ago:
Richard,
Here is the item that we discussed.
Dick Hamilton
153.PRB
Abstract
Microsoft Terminal Server/Services does NOT work with MQSeries.
MQSeries and Windows Terminal Server should c
Ken,
Could you explain how you search for messages. For example, is it
first-come, first-serve, or are you using correlation ids? In either case,
are you sure you're initializing the msg-id and correlation-id fields
properly?
Kenneth M Viney
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In the first scenario, if the overall throughput is satisfactory, what
difference does it make that you didn't achieve "true" load-balancing? If
load-balancing is important you could always write a program for QM2 to
redistribute the messages equally. The program would be easy to write and
you s
Bob,
Just out of curiosity. Why would you want to create copies of runmqsc?
"Fruncillo, Bob"
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The CICS adapter exploits CICS WAIT/POST, so the task does not tie-up a
connection. The adapter effectively juggles the 8 connections (which are
really 8 MVS subtasks) for all CICS/MQ requests.
Alan Turnbull
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I assumed a DLQ was available.
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John,
What sort of processing will you be doing between the external vendor and
you CICS regions? Do you expect to do transaction routing, remote access
to files, etc..? If expect to have users staring at terminals, then you
don't want to do a lot of asynchronous messaging. If there is no othe
What's the default share option for the application queue?
"Reinhart, Dan"
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Mike,
If the backup and normal qmgrs will never be up at the same time, simply
define the same qmgr on the backup box. This will eliminate the need to
change the qremotes and only the connection name for the sdr channel needs
to be updated.
Also, you'll probably have to reset the channel due to
Did you link your program with AMODE(31)?
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trator id everything
was fine.
Rick Tiedemann
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I have a strange one here. Installed MQ/Win2K V5.2.1 with CSD4. I can
create a qmgr via MQ Explorer and it starts up, turns green, and all the
other services, e.g. listener, also start. But, the status of the qmgr is
"not connected" as per the properties report. A normal qmgr would have
additi
Here's a short description:
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Phil,
Just a point of clarification. I believe Barry has gotten the
SYSTEM.CHANNEL.EVENT.Q
Larry,
I've installed V5.2.1 on NT without any problems.
Larry LaChanse
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ncing a memory leak.
Cheers,
Darry
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> For those of you who have been experienc
For those of you who have been experiencing memory leaks as described
below, IBM sent me E-Fix P22813 which seems to have fixed the problem. I
suspect some of you have already tried this E-Fix and, hopefully, you got
the same results.
h is started and defined on the MVS side. I don't think
the NT box has MVS to NT receiver channel problems.
Walt
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I think you should be able to restart the LU6.2 connection via the SNA
server on the NT box.
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ccess the accounting system in Manila to debit/credit
accounts. SNA is being used for the communication. The IBM guy said with
SNA
and FTP, it can already achieve what I want.
Could you guys comment further?
Thanks,
Louie
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I called IBM Support and they claim that the problem was fixed in CSD3.
It's possible that CSD4 regressed the fix but IBM made no comment as to
whether this is the case or not. Anybody see any memory leaks with CSD3?
If not, it may be better to uninstall CSD4 and reinstall CSD3 for the time
being
Larry,
Has IBM accepted the memory leak as a problem and are they pursuing a fix?
I'm started to see some memory creep in amqmsrvn, even though there's
little/no MQ activity on this particular Win2K box.
nute. The
question
would be then if the QMGR stopped with no errors, why would it do a
restart?
Chris
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Chris,
Does the 30-60 seconds approximate the recovery time for the queue manager
(MQ Services gui and look at queue manager properies - the recovery tab)?
Chris Fryett
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I not sure that'll work the way you describe it. I've seen comm gateways
support LU2 sessions on behalf of other servers/pc's but even in those
cases I believe client s/w still has to be installed on those boxes. In
the case of LU62, I suspect it may be possible to connect to the m/f using
secon
It's pretty easy to implement.
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