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Hi,
I have a number of
queue managers on different z/OS systems.
We have a client
program on windows that will connect to any one of these (depending on which
back-end service it wants) via MQCONN('queue_manager')
I want to provide a
AMQCLCHL.TAB with connection details for all the z/OS queue managers so that
when the MQCONN call is made the channel table will be scanned for the correct
connection details for that queue manager.
I thought I might be
able to create the file on one system, send to the next and update (use the same
file, DISP=MOD on the MAKECLNT utility) etc. This seems to work in that the
utility works and the file looks ok to the naked eye, but once transferred to
the PC the client can only ever "find" the first entry.
i.e. create on QMRA
- update on QMRB, a MQCONN(QMRA) works, MQCONN(QMRB) doesn't. Create on QMRB -
update on
QMRA, it works the
other way round.
A trace
shows;
rrxGetFirstChannelDef (rc=OK)
rrxGetNextChannelDef
(rc=rrcE_NOT_FOUND)
so its not finding
anything other than the first entry in the table.
Is what I'm trying
to do possible?...if so how?
thanks,
Pete
