Hi,

Reason code 2033 is "No message available".  This means that the MQ 
receive process has asked to receive a message but there is no message 
to receive.

I have no knowledge of the software you are using but you might like to 
try "Max threads = 1".  If memory serves, the MQ protocol for a receive 
process starts with the client asking the server if there are any 
messages waiting to be received.  The server then responds with the 
number of messages waiting.  The client then requests individual 
messages one at a time.  With multiple threads it might be that both 
threads are told that there is a message waiting but only the first 
actually gets to receive it; the second will get a 2033 error.  If this 
is the case then it is non-fatal as no messages are actually lost.  Are 
you certain you are losing messages?

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Chris.

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