More than likely you deleted the flow but the message never got to the
Broker. In that case the Configuration manager deletes the flow from his
repository thinking that the Broker did the same (IBM is the only person I
know who TRULY believes in assured message delivery).
Did you do a QSTAT on the
If anyone is interested.
MQSeries specialist/developer contractor
OS390 to wireless device communication
Utility company
West Nyack, NY
3-4 month initial with possible extension
Imed (within 2 weeks) availability.
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Contact me off the list
I gueess it would all come down to your Business description of DR.
For some companies the are glad to be back up. In other cases they want to
be back up as near to, if not exactly, like production when they went down.
This is where a replication of the Logs and Queue Data directories are
A M E N to that brother! ! !
From: Roger Lacroix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backing up Q files but not the LOG files
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 09:27:35 -0500
Hi,
I would most definitely ask your management the following question
I believe you also do it between Delaware, and Wehawkin, NJ. Which
makes me wonder about the 32 mile statement?? I know the replication was
there. I may be incorrect about the geog.
bobbee
From: Juch, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We had feeds coming in at all times delivering MT942 and MT950 SWIFT
statements. We set the queues up for triggering. We took the batch trigger
monitor and modified it to call AFOper. This gets you out of the scheduling
problem. The only issue you have there is jobs would be scheduled that are
This answered my previous question:
3) When we take a media image of the queue
We compact a local queue prior to taking a media image.
bobbee
From: Rick Tsujimoto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You are going to get two different exception thrown. (at least as of 2.1, I
have not verified if this is the case on 5.0). The first on is that the
database is not available. The second is that the connection handle is
invalid.
When the database is taken offline the flow reacts with the DB not
for the brokers use.
Cheers.
Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You are going to get two
Roger,
If he was using LL would a rcdmqimg force the checkpoints??
bb
From: Roger Lacroix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 'q' file resize
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 15:50:15 -0500
Hi
See what I mean.
grep ListservMailList MAILLIST
DO WHILE (MAILIST) {
sendmail $_, VendorAdvertisement.html
}
Anybody else get this or am I special, well I know I'm special but I mean
SPECIAL??
bobbee
From: Nastel News [EMAIL
:21:15 -0600
I got it, but not through the listserv.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 6:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: Webinar Replay Available Now, iPod Give-Away ...
See what I mean.
grep ListservMailList
the
discussion to a true exchange of information to help others resolve issues
and to provide technical information on the products involved (WITHOUT ANY
SALES EFFORTS OR PRODUCT PROMOTION) I would welcome them.
Your opinions may vary, but I welcome them just the same.
George Shedlock Jr
Robert Broderick
provided an excellent breakdown of the vendor's products, and we
should give him a *slap* for his vast knowledge. Sorry meant *clap*!
Chris
Robert
Broderick
robertbroderick@ To
HOTMAIL.COM [EMAIL
Nowe are not...only one of you which is now two, too many. (not
to be used as an an excuse!!)
And I believe we have heard from the people who are not out to make a buck
about the Tivoli enterprise suite. Now that the Candle Suite is moving into
that arena I guess we can expect the
Monitoring..A!
The critical softwware that keeps us awake at night!!
Yes, it is the thing that most LOB managers agree they need but are
unwilling to part bucks with to get.
I was intermittent with Nastel a few years back. They came in and did a DEMO
and I was impressed by
Your using the same database for the Broker as you are for your
application???
SHUDDER!
Aside from that, and here is the disclaimerI am not sure!
But, I am wondering if you would need a seperate ODBC connection into the DB
for each
Whenever I create a BRANCH from the CVS perspective window the entire
contents of the CVS repository get copied into the BRANCH under Branches.
Say I have two message flows MF1 and MF2 in HEAD. If I right click and
select DEFINE BRANCH TAG... I can enter a name of the Branch. When the
operation is
OH!! I forgot.
The current place I am at uses SiteMinder as an inter solution.
bobbee
From: Tuben, Gregg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Comparison of MQ monitoring tools
Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2004 11:23:26 -0600
I don't think George was
Tony,
The MQBegin will only start a UOW with relation to managed resources (ie a
Database or VSAM on OS390). The implication here is that your app is writing
the message to the queue under syncpoint and failing to issue a commit after
it's own self imposed UOW.
If you do a QSTAT and acquire the
One trick is to use MO71. You can create your Linux QMGR and then define
your Linux and Solaris QMGRS to the tool. Use the tool to move data from one
queue at a time to the other. If you have MUCHO data on MUCHO queues this
becomes a pain in the arse. Other than that it works well.
Normally you would have one Broker on one machine.
For performance minded applications you would multi-thread the input node to
the queue. This can be configured in the BAR file prior to deployment. This
reaches a saturation point. The next step you take is to create multiple
execution groups and
As far as I know you have only the command line features.
bobbee
From: Hashim Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: GUI tool to import/export Message Set - MQSI V2.1
Date: Sun,
When the new SWIFT message formats were being instituted a while back IBM
was trying to create a library package for the conversion requirements. How
far they got, I am not sure. I had copies of the libraries at one time. They
are not SIMPLE. BUt, they, I believe, were incorporated using the NEON
-0400
bobbee,
'slated' ?? I told you not to make enemies of people in the mob!! :))
I got the damn email too.
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Quoting Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I feel slated...I didn't get it.
From: Christopher Fryett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You could format the output into a message, write that message to a queue
and then have a script (PERL) take the output and write it to a file which
could be sensitive to the fact that the message for that dat exist and do an
append or create a new file.
bobbee
From: Shemran, Ahmed (AFM)
OH P..L..E..A..S..E...!!!
Bunnies on an IBM commercial
They just got outta the white shirt thingie just a couple of years back.
BUT...I would replace that rotund naked guy standing with his arms
outstreached with a cute bunny or to keep it equal a chip-n-dale guy fer da
I recall there was a problem in saveqmgr at one time. When I issue a dis
ql(*) all Q's come up OK. In the MQS file I get the QMGR object and the
first queue in the dis QL(*) list. Any idea what is the issue.
bobbee
C:[EMAIL
It would seem you program has an issue with connections. Are you opening the
queu for each message. Maybe you Queu Open code is inside your MQPUT loop.
You need only to connect once to a queue to do multiple MQPUTS. That is
unless you are trying to write to 2200 queues. In that case I would
Rather Quick!!!
From: Kulbir S. Thind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQInput Node retry intervals
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:54:53 +0100
Just to clarify, this question is about how the MQInput node handles the
retries. The MQInput
describe. That's what lead me back to 1.11.6 with base CVS.
John Scott
IBM Certified Specialist - MQSeries
Argos Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 October 2004 12:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WBIMB CVS
I will follow the link you
to identify messages
that need attention. Now I discover this gaping design flaw with
multi-message requests. Give me some ideas or line up to help scrape the
egg off my face.
Regards,
Dennis
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 4:24
- MQSeries
Argos Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 October 2004 20:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: WBIMB CVS
BTW,
CVS is running on Windows.
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OH!! NO!!! PAT!!! DONT!! DO!! IT!!
Only kidding, we have just installed it here and it is working well.
bobbee
PS. I worked with pat awhile back and wanted to pull on his leg a
little!
From: Patrick Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
Certified Specialist - MQSeries
Argos Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 October 2004 12:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WBIMB CVS
I will follow the link you supplied.
The new repository I set up has only been accessed through the Toolkit
I would question WHY you would be browsing a queue with the
characteristics as has been mentioned here. Why would you browse a queue
that is the target of a fee-ing frenzie. If there are so many messages being
delivered to the queue, no one taking message off of it that you run the
risk of never
looking for MQ Systems Talent - respond
directly to sender
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 15:47:00 -0700
My apologies for the spam - I had thought that I'd
cut/pasted the requiter's JPChase email address before
sending out the resume.
Thank you,
Chris
--- Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote
We set up our CVS repository and are attempting to move code to it.
If we have a project in the Brooker toolkit which has code (esql, mapping,
message flow, etc) we get an error SHARING the project into CVS. BUT, if
we first create the project (EMPTY), SHARE (ie Import) it into CVS it will
add it.
BTW,
CVS is running on Windows.
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We got his telephone numbermaybe we should ALL call him and tech
him! (tee hee hee)
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: JPMorganChase Co
They let you out during the day??? Or did someone leave the door to you cell
unlocked (-:
From: Paul Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQSC client - MO72 Problem (indirect queue manager management)
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004
group.
Wish had v5 already then this will make it easier.
--- Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In the SYSLOG wasn't there a correlation between the
JOBID and the EG I
know there was a place where it told you this. I
cannot remember.
bobbee
From: Moir, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED
In the SYSLOG wasn't there a correlation between the JOBID and the EG I
know there was a place where it told you this. I cannot remember.
bobbee
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Anybody have the procedure for MANUALLY removing a 5.0 Broker from a WINDOWS
box.
bobbee
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Subject: Re: data conversion OS300 to AS400
Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 09:36:34 +1000
Entirely possible. From one EBCDIC code page to another EBCDIC code
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From: Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 07:40:50 -0400
Subject: Re: PeopleSoft MQ Adapter - ReplyToQueue info
I cannot answer to the MQMD options. We did not play with that.
In the case of the Reply-To-Queue. If this is not filled in the Adapter
will
use
WOW!! It's like the Genesis device just blew!!
The creation of a whole new alien life form!!! :-)
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh
From: Roger Lacroix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cressida Technology and Capitalware Announce EMEA
Our WBIMB Broker is using a remote instance of an Oracle DB to support the
infrastructure and there has not been any problems. The last client I was at
was using application DBs remotly in their mesage flows that were Oracle
too. No problem there either.
I cannot answer to the MQMD options. We did not play with that.
In the case of the Reply-To-Queue. If this is not filled in the Adapter will
use the queue that is defined to the Fault_Queue defined in the
configuration file. If the Reply-To-Queue is fille in the error will go
there. From
messages? Can it send good reply messages as well?
(I have developers saying We don't think PeopleSoft can use the reply to
info, so define a static remote queue def please for the responses.)
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004
Could you use IDCAMs to run a report and parse the output for usage
information for monitoring (it has been a while) If you have TMON can it
do VSAM storage monitoring?
bobbee
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Subject:
for the cause, so keep it up, and keep the pressure
on IBM to relent and release a mainframe client. (Notice I didn't say
give us a mainframe client--that either make Sharon a prophet or me a
fool).
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28
A little off base your honor but my line of questioning will eventually
prove revelance to my clients case.. (much tooo much Perry Mason!!!)
QUESTION: (remember you are still under oath!!)
Two geographally dissimular groups supporting one interconnected framework.
One uses Remedy, one uses
aside, I don't understand the question about choosing to not put a
qmgr on the mainframe and just go with a client. Is there a MF client
now? I thought if you want an MQ presence on the MF, there was no
choice but to install a qmgr there
-Original Message-
From: Robert Broderick
It is down in the install directory. C:\IBM\MQ\conv\table Take the hex of
437 and concat this with the hex value of 037 and put .tbl on the end and
look in that directory01B50025.tbl. BINGO!!
bobbee
From: DeBlassio, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
Let me try to be a little more constructive.
1. Should I use queue managers on all machines or just one for a specific
platform ( eg. 1 for windows, 1 for all unix etc.)
Using MQ Queue managers on all your machines presents two things:
1 - It allows you to have assured delivery. Assuming that
We have counter parts in the UK who are using JText on a Windows platform.
We need to set the JText adptr up on Solaris.
Firstly, the admin ran the install as ROOT. I believe that is a problem.
We need to take the configuration file from Windows environment and set the
same up on Solaris. Also the
Paul, where do I send the sympathy flowers???
bobbee
From: Potkay, Peter M (ISD, IT) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQSC client - MO72
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 17:53:11 -0400
Paul, you
We were using it in Nawlins. The times you are experiencing may be valid.
The PeopleSoft adapter is connected to the Component Interface. That, and
not the PS Adpter is the PIG. Thhe CI takes the Business Object you hand it
and literall mimics what a user would do at a keyboard while trying to
When backing up a QMGR on Windows, what do you do about the Registry
entries. Assuming you want to restore the QMGR from the backup.
Backing up the entire machine would help the restore but what if there were
other Apps on the machine.
Would you recreate the QMGR(s) (as they were to generate the
this for a queue manager, on other apps, I export
the registry entry, and import them when restoring...(using regedit).
Robert Broderick
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Did you take your incoming message and your MRM CWF defination and match
them up. The error seems to pont to a mismatch in expected format. Are there
fields that are marked as required that don't exist. What level is your
validation set at.
When you click on the CLIENT box what do you have in CONNECTION NAME. You
mentioned it as Network Names: 10.68.1.63 (1414) ( this is the ip/port the
unix mq ) but not down where you were explaining what was in the Client
POP-UP box (ie .on Client configured pop up: I typed SYSTEM.ADMIN.SVRCONN,
Listener is not running??? (run amqsputc on the host machine and see
what happens) (Call SEs
or execute runmqlsr with the correct parms see ADMIN
MANUAL)
Port configuration is incorrect (check /etc/services)
QMGR Name is incorrect. (dspmqm on te host machine)
Someone doesn't
5.3.0.7 COMMITTED WebSphere MQ Runtime for
mqm.man.en_US.data 5.3.0.7 COMMITTED WebSphere MQ Man Pages -
U.S.
$
-- for those who still remembers what egrep and fgrep were :-).
Hope this will help,
Pavel
Robert Broderick
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I have a question.
With the Transactional Client does it support a two phase commit between
resources like the full server product does Sorry if this is
redundant, I missed the first part of this thread!
bobbee
From: David C. Partridge [EMAIL
I have not looked into SMITTY BUT.
The CSD07 comes as with and without SSL support. I was not here for the
origional install. Can you tell from SMITTY what you have installed or is
there another way to find out which version you have on an AIX box??
bobbee
adoptnewmca is an option here.
Regards
Darren.
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From: Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2004 5:12 PM
Subject: Re: svrconn chl question(s)
You might want to look at the ADOPTMCA parameter in the Queue Manager
configuration file
Where do I find the dll scan software for Windows?
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Broderick
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 12:32 PM
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Subject: DLL
Where do I find the dll scan software for Windows
You might want to look at the ADOPTMCA parameter in the Queue Manager
configuration file.
bobbee
From: Darren Douch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: svrconn chl question(s)
Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004
GODthese cobwebs in my brain are getting t thick!!! This
distributed stuff is taking over my brain!!
Wasn't there a problem with Xpediter where you had to put the MQ base
modules in somekind of exclusion parameter path. You could do this through
an Xpediter list at configuration
R U sure???
I was told that indexing was ONLY available on the OS390. Maybe what you say
is true. Maybe this is a pre 5.3 condition.
From: David C. Partridge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Queue Indexing on Distributed Platforms
I would have thought that the different levels Header, Detail and Trailer
would have been defined as different Compound Types. I would think that all
you need to do is define a message referencing this type and used that
message type as a reference when parsing the message. What you could do then
R U running 2.1 or 5.0.
I have 5.0 and writing the compute node code to extract the header
information is quite simple. I have a message comming in that has an RRFH2
and I am extracting information prior to resetting the RFH2 message
identification fields to prevent parsing later on. While writing
I have an error message coming in from the PeopleSoft Adapter. The message
contains an RFH2 header with the MRM information and error information in
the usr and JMS fields. I want to take the origional data and put it out to
a queue with the RFH2 header. Problem is the MRM parser is being called
Got it. I was having an issue in a Trace node and naturally thought that
when I hit the MQOutput Node it would parse the message to build it out to
the queue. I reset the RFH2 fields and copied the origional data message to
the OutputRoot.XML field and propagated it to the MQOutput node and there
I will try an answer, WBIMB uses an ODBC connection to the database. I know
you need the Oracle Client installed to support this connection. So I would
assume that whatever method the Oracle Client uses to interface with the DB
is what you are looking for. I doubt this answers your question
WHAT? You don't like inieee meeeane minie moee?
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From: Smith, Christopher N. (MDCH) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: MQSeries List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: MQ manuals
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 15:22:23 -0400
I asked this before but I will try again.
I have a position for an MQSeries / WBIMB (mqsi) experienced person in New
Orleans. It is a long-term project for the military(5-10 years). Very nice
group of people. Friendly atmosphere. Up to their neck in technology.
PeopleSoft / Middleware
Use FIFO if that is all you need. IF you set Priority and FIFO is all you
need I don't believe the performance reduction is enough for you to worry
about. Except may at QMGR restart time. What will cause you asprin
cinsumptions is when you have messages on the queue and you switch back and
forth.
I have not confirmed what someone stated to me about two weeks ago but I was
lead to believe there is now a client available for the mainframe. Maybe
it's the transactional client, I just did not follow it up.
ANYBODY
bobbee
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Not that you should ignore this error but you could try the same from the
command line. When you have some spare time take a look at this. It may be
helpful. Seems it may have something to do with a User Id.
http://www.usenet-archive.de/comp.databases.ibm-db2/6701-Re_SQL22205C_DAS_problems_.php
No messages in 24 hours. Anyone else???
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You could use the QueueStat SC command and get the PID of the process and
Kill it.
bobbee
From: Mittal, Gaurav [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Problem with clearing open connections on a queue
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004
Yes,
Have your MQ admin send you an EMAIL! (tee hee hee).
Unfortunately there isn't. Some of the after market products (ie QPASA,
etc), once their agents are on a box, will auto-discover a QMGR. Other than
that there is no method.
NOWfor the active enthusiastic, it would not be so hard to
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The DB is UDB DB2 local to the QMGR.
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I have a flow that look to a DB for a row by KEY. The database is empty. The
SQLCODE from the DB call is ZERO. I was expecting -100 or SOMETHING! The
flow then goes on to do it's work updating that same row which does not
exist and the SQL code coming back from that is ZERO also.
Anybody got
other ways of finding if the data exits in database
1) Use EXISTS function
2) CARDINALITY function
3) Check for NULLS after running the Query to see if there was no data
returned by the Query.
Hope this helps
-Jas
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Quoting Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Tried DIS QSTATUS(QUEUE) TYPE(QUEUE) PID against a queue that had in
and
out counts against it. Display showed no PID's. What gives??
I
was trying to find the PIDs on the UNIX box that had the queu open
Roger,
On test #2 is this the sequence:
Browse_First (#1)
Browse_Next (#2)
Browse_Next (#3)
Browse_Next (#4)
Browse_Next (#5)
Browse_Next (#6)
Get_Under_Cursor (#6)
Get_Under_Cursor (#?)
etc.
OR
Browse_First (#1)
Browse_Next (#2)
Browse_Next (#3)
Browse_Next (#4)
Browse_Next (#5)
Browse_Next
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Subject: Re: WBIMB Comitting (Not me though!!!)
Yes, all work (MQ and DB) up to and including that point, is commited --on
the distributed platforms.
Regards,
Ruzi
Robert
Tried DIS QSTATUS(QUEUE) TYPE(QUEUE) PID against a queue that had in and
out counts against it. Display showed no PID's. What gives?? I
was trying to find the PIDs on the UNIX box that had the queu open.
bobbee
,
Ruzi
Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a MF a Compute node set to COMMIT. It sez this will force all work up
to that point to be committed. I would assume that by ALL WORK they mean
MQ;
and DB's on the same ODBC. Any comment
bobbee
Is there a way to control the commital of work within a message flow WITHOUT
going back to an MQInput node. Can I perform the commit at an ESQL level.
As an example, this would be useful where a PROPAGATE statement was being
used to generate multiple messages and work units and you would like to
In a MF a Compute node set to COMMIT. It sez this will force all work up
to that point to be committed. I would assume that by ALL WORK they mean MQ;
and DB's on the same ODBC. Any comment
bobbee
Be like me, a corporate hewroNEVER TAKE VACATIONS!!
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh
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Subject: When we go on vacations
Date: Mon, 26 Jul
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