Thanks for you feedback! I like the idea of your Perl program
method below. In fact, I already have a C program that create a
reason code table that ties each code to its associated messages.
The logic is create a table consisting of the return code and message text.
Your Perl program is a good me
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open(HDR, "/opt/mqm/inc/cmqc.h") or die("Cannot find cmqc.h file\n");
my @Lines = ;
close HDR;
# Captures Reason Codes and Feedback codes
@Lines = grep(/#define ?(MQRC_| MQFB_)/, @Lines);
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Teresa,
Look
at supportpac MS09 (http://www-306.ibm.com/software/integration/support/supportpacs/individual/ms09.html).
Please be aware thatit has been withdrawn from IBM
support. That means you will have to update it
Websphere.
Good
luck,
Dave
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-Original Message-From: Teresa Cheung
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reasonCode
Can someone show me some sample C++ code to
translate the MQ reason code into some kind of
Can someone show me some sample C++ code to
translate the MQ reason code into some kind of readable text format.
Thanks!
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