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However this may well be the desired behaviour in that it saves the
overhead involved in connecting to the queue manager and opening queues for
each message that arrives. Also if you use trigger on first and close the
queue and disconnect while messages
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Does anyone understand the internal process? Consider: (Assume priorities
and any other MQ and CICS settings are the same, and no indexing)
Assume it takes
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Yes,
it is a queue parameter available on z/OS (OS/390) only.
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Hi Peter,
When you say "index your queue by Cor
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Hi Peter,
When you say "index your queue by CorrelId or Message ID", is it done byqueue configuration or somethingelse?
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One of our MQ client application is doing a MQGET
based on the the correlation identifier (CorrelId) field of their reply
messages so they canassociate the reply with its original request.
However, this has
what is the breakdown for MQGMO-WAITINTERVAL
does a value of 3 equate to 30 seconds
book implies it is 5 minutes, but job runs for 35 seconds, with the wait specified at PIC S9(09) BINARY VALUE 3
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what is the breakdown for MQGMO-WAITINTERVAL
does a value of 3 equate to 30 seconds
book implies it is 5 minutes, but job runs for 35 seconds
Adam wrote:
what is the breakdown for MQGMO-WAITINTERVAL
does a value of 3 equate to
30 seconds
book implies it is 5 minutes,
but job runs for 35 seconds, with the wait specified at PIC S9(09) BINARY
VALUE 3
Dave Adam
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, the call completes and returns a reason code
showing that there was no message that matched your selection criteria on the queue.
the sample program had 2 parts, but said the default was 5 minutes
compute mqgmo-option = mqgmo-wait + ...
and a move of 3 to mqgmo-waitinterval
I take
efault was 5 minutes compute mqgmo-option = mqgmo-wait + ...
and a move of 3 to
mqgmo-waitinterval I take it,
that: the batch job would get
triggered on the message entering the queue, then sit in the initiator for up
to 30 seconds, in case another message comes along, a
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okay, I finally found this part in my book
WaitInterval
The WaitInterval field specifies the maximum time (in milliseconds) that the MQGET call waits for a message to arrive on the queue when you
of the messages it retrieves.
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