AW: Re: MQ RC '2080' and '2010'

2004-10-15 Thread Michael Fleck
Hi, we only use SVRCONN channels in our environment. I've read some more manuals and found out, that I have to use CLNTCONN channels and a channel definition table with the environment variables on the client. Now I have another problem. We use clients that connect to different Queue Managers.

Re: AW: Re: MQ RC '2080' and '2010'

2004-10-15 Thread Gunter Jeschaawitz
Hallo Michael, You can create more than one channel definition. Conname can point to any queuemanager in your network. Gunter Am Freitag, den 15.10.2004, 15:57 +0200 schrieb Michael Fleck: Hi, we only use SVRCONN channels in our environment. I've read some more manuals and found out,

Re: AW: Re: MQ RC '2080' and '2010'

2004-10-15 Thread Donald Skidmore
If you want to send messages greater 4mb then have to use a client connection. You have to change the default max message size for each queue manager (which is defaulted to 4mb) and you have to set all channels max message length, i.e. svrconn, client and passthru channels. You also can't use