Chris
I've seen this problem and yet to find a solution.
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Subject: Automatic startup of QMGR after a shutdown
Ever since I inst
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Chris,
I have the same software levels and my queue managers don't restart
automagically once I'v
hi running (exclusive MQOPEN of the channel
initQ), but you probably know that.
Strange
Stefan
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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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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,
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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Ever since I installed CSD04 for MQSeries 5.2.1 on Windows 2000 Server I have
been noticing a weird behavior. I have two queue managers lets say are called
QMGR and QMGRA. In most cases I will have QMGR up and running (listener,
initiator), and QMGRA is down. In certain situations I need to sto
