Title: RE: QMAN replication
The platform is HP UX 11i
We have the backup scenario nicely covered (A and B machine with the queue manager livin on a shared disk)
This is basically for Disaster recovery - which means that the two machines will not be located close to each other
Thnx
erita...
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Hi Enrico,
You don't mention the platform, but shared queues on z/OS are pretty much
what you are describing.
Reg
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Is there a way to do this without using shared queues? M
Title: RE: QMAN replication
Tom,
Is there a way to do this without using shared queues? My company does not have DB2 that is required for shared queues.
Thanks,
Kris
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Hi all,
Does MQSeries (or utility software) ha
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Hi
all,
Does
MQSeries (or utility software) have the capability to replicate/mirror? a queue
manager ?
By this I
mean the following:
1) Have a
queue manager "A" running on machine "a"
2) Have
queue manager "B" running on machine "b" (or maybe "A" on "b"
??)
3) any
change to queue manager "A" (
