suspect that you are wasting time trying to
nickle-and-dime a solution that will likely give you a
nasty suprise, should you be in the position of
needing the level of recovery that you are seeking.
That, or you don't really need to recover the
in-flight traffic.
Good luck,
Chris
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Chris,
Thanks a lot for this, it's quite useful. We
believe we're OK for a local
failover, the scenario we're trying to cater for is
a computer center
outage. In this scenario we want to recover all
messages using a hot DR
site. The circular logs
Hi,
We're thinking about setting up replication
for our queue manager to ensure that just the Q files are backed up but
not the LOG files for the queue manager. This is being contemplated
as it appears the log files are updated far more than the Q files as the
LOG files are doing internal
12,
it should restore the
queue back to step 6 You are using Linear logs right ?
Kulbir S. Thind
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Please
, or;
if you are using AIX, the HACMP supportpac...
MC63: WebSphere MQ for AIX - Implementing with HACMP
Maybe explain what your goal is, that has you trying
this experiment. I'd like to understand what you are
trying to accomplish.
Thank you,
Chris
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Hi
Hi,
In a scenario where the WBIMB broker database
is restarted without the WBIMB broker being restarted we find that flows
throw exceptions when processing messages as the connection handle for
the database is not valid. Eventually, however the broker manages
to re-establish connection with the
this
condition you should allow the message to be backed out to the input queue
with Backout threshhold greater than 1 so that the broker tries to
re-prcess the data one more time .
Hope this helps
-Jas
MANPOWER
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besides the normal broker stuff. These DB's are under the ownership of
the
IBM WBI suite of applications. You risk infrastruction issues with WBIMB
and
possibly your application by keeping application data there. (just my two
thoughts!!)
bobbee
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Hi,
We may need to enable channel conversion
on a channel from the Mainframe to Sun Solaris. Does anyone know
if this is an issue? Are there any gotchas? Is there any documentation
specifically for channel conversion from the Mainframe?
Thanks in advance,
Kulbir.
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Hi,
We may need to enable channel conversion on a channel
from the Mainframe to Sun Solaris. Does anyone know
All,
We are writing a 1K persistent message to
a queue. The message stays on the queue and nothing else is running
application wise, just the queue manager. Veritas is reporting that
this has resulted in 35K worth of updates to a queue manager log file.
Is this normal?
TIA,
Kulbir.
Hi,
Can someone tell me if the following combination
is being used or is possible for XA coordination?
Multiple WBIMB brokers (5.0 CSD3) configured
on a single UNIX machine
WMQ 5.3 CSD6
Single Oracle database being used by all
three brokers as the broker database as well as the Application
to contact IBM and also voice your support for this
requirement to be included we may have a chance of getting it included
some time soon.
Cheers,
Kulbir.
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it to the failure node. If this node is
unconnected, the msg is delivered to the backout queue (DLQ).
HTH
Cheers,
Bharath
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Hi,
Does anyone know what mechanism is used by
WBIMB to interface with an Oracle database on Unix? Is SQL*Net used?
Thanks in advance,
Kulbir.
Hi there,
Does anyone know where I can download the
software for WMQ clients? Is there a client available for the Mainframe?
TIA,
Kulbir.
Hi,
We have a W2K Configuration Manager (v5,
CSD 3) installed that we need to provide access to. This is normally
a straight forward step which involves adding domain accounts to the local
groups used by WMQ (mqm) and WBIMB (5 groups).
However, the users we're trying to add do
not belong to
Architect
Business Solutions Center / Strategic Planning Center
Westfield Group
One Park Circle
PO Box 5001
Westfield Center, OH 44251-5001
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Hi,
In the past there have been EAI/Middleware
conferences that have been setup by IBM in Europe that look at the EAI
and Middleware technologies that IBM and its business partners are using
or planning on using. Do these conferences still take place? Where
can I obtain further details from?
Hi,
Not sure if the below made it to the list
server last time as I didn't get any replies back.
Regards,
Kulbir.
Kulbir S Thind
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Hi
Hi,
Where can I find out about what Double Byte
Character Set (DBCS) support is available in MQSeries? I specifically
want to know what platforms/code page combinations are supported, what
versions of the product that I need to be on and of any known issues. I've
done a quick scan and it seems
Hi,
We've got WMQ 5.3 with CSD6 installed on
our Windows XP machines and have hit an issue with the WebSphere MQServices.
When we reboot the machine we find we lose our settings relating
to Channels (Channel name) and Listeners (Protocol Type and Port number).
This has happened on a number of
You can increase the number of logs but not
the log file size. For the change in number of log files (primary
or secondary) you need to restart the queue manager
Swaminathan Kasiviswanathan
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All,
Quick question: What is the official
acronym for WebSphere Business Integrator Message Broker? I have
seen the following three stated:
a) WBIMB
b) WBI MB
c) WBI-MB
Which is it?
Regards,
Kulbir.
America
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09:25:28 AM
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All,
Hopefully this should be a pretty straight forward
Paul,
For a variety of reasons we need to try and
implement the conversions before the message arrives on our messaging broker
and yes we are using the IBM product you are thinking about :). We
need to know if it is possible to do conversion from all platforms to Sun
Solaris. If there are
the message
as it is.
Whats the plattform for the Hub? if you use a channel
exit, how will you match the incoming and
outgoing message (will they have the same MSGID , same
message data, ?!?)
Regards, Stefan
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full), and - if
called again - i check this bit first. if previous error,
i leave the exit immediate. this will result in the loss of
my statistic data, but the error will not impact message
flow.
what operating system is used for the hub?
regards, stefan
Kulbir S. Thind [EMAIL
Hi,
We are planning on having a hub and spoke
architecture that will see 100's of applications connect into the WBI MB
hub we will implement. We have a requirement to be able to determine
the amount of time that the messages have spent in the hub. We thought
we would do this by implementing some
the channel/HUB
hops.
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Hi,
We are planning on having a hub and spoke architecture
that will see 100's of applications
Hi,
If anyone is using the XML Transformation
node to perform XSLT transformation I would be very interested to
know the following:
I want to specify the Stylesheet location
using the Local Environment fields, which field within Local environment
should be used to specify the fully qualified
Hi,
If I intend on having multiple WBIMB (MQSI)
brokers, can I use a single database as the Broker database and have the
brokers share the database or do I need to have a separate broker database
for each broker? If I can share the database across brokers is there
any impact on performance?
Is
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We share a single database between two brokers. We
have not seen any
problems with this.
Sudheer
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Why don't you use q.exe to copy the messages
from Q1 to Q2 and use that queue as a backup of your messages. If
you ever need to load Q1 you can copy from Q2.
HTH.
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From: Kulbir S. Thind [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 February 2004 7:07 AM
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Subject: test tool allowing us to specify a msg
id
Hi,
Quick question, is there a utility supplied by IBM
Hi,
Quick question, is there a utility supplied
by IBM that will allow us to send messages to a queue specifying our own
Message Id and will also be able to handle new line characters? We
need to be able to supply a file and message id as parameters and want
the utility to take the contents of
Brian,
Not sure about what the priorities are and
we weren't suggesting that this should be made a high priority, just wanted
to find out if this is the norm and if there was a workaround. While
you are talking about priorities, do you know what high priority changes/updates
are being progressed
Hi,
We are intending on sharing the internal
Database used by the WBI Message Broker with our own user Database used
by our message flows for routing, batching and transformations. Is
this a good idea or not? Do you have any opinions on whether we should
share a Database or keep them separate?
Hi,
Can someone confirm that the Database used
by the WBI MB broker is used just for deployment, startup and shutdown
purposes only and is not used for processing of messages by message flows
that are executing?
Can someone also please confirm that the
Database does not need to be installed
Hi,
Has anyone encountered any issues trying
to use the WBI MB (or MQSI) on Sun Solaris with Oracle as the internal
broker Database and the same Database instance also as a Database for your
messaging needs (i.e. routing, transformations, batching, etc)? I
would be interested if anyone has done
Hi,
We are going from V2 with DB2 on Windows 2000 to V5 with Oracle on Sun Solaris. Main changes with Oracle are:
When making SELECT calls, with DB2 you use Database.table name, with Oracle you will use Database.Schema.tablename
There are restrictions using the DATE/TIME clauses in Oracle,
.
Spend the money.
Not trying to be snide. just repeating what I had heard and what we rolled
back from while trying to get the beast up to 50 TPS from about 2-3. Like
all advice...
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh
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If we have a server that is big enough (i.e. 8 CPU's, etc) why would we have a problem creating more brokers with their own queue managers? We were looking at having 3 queue managers with brokers all running on this big machine, what problems could you foresee?
TIA,
Kulbir.
and what we rolled
back from while trying to get the beast up to 50 TPS from about 2-3. Like
all advice...
bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh
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Hi,
On a single physical machine are there any advantages to using multiple MQSI brokers/queue managers other than Operational benefits. We need to connect approximately 300 MQServer installations to this one physical machine and will have messages of varying sizes being processed. What would be
If this is a permanent requirement have you considered using an ALIAS queue definition? If this is temporary you could consider using the Q utility (available as a downloadable support pac from the IBM site and available for multiple platforms). However, this will not wait for more messages to
Hi,
We are doing the initial system design for our messaging solution. We plan currently to run a production environment consisting of a pair of Sun Unix servers in a high availability configuration using Veritas agents for failover management. The file systems are stored on a storage array
All,
Can you tell me what disadvantages there are for using MQSeries Client as opposed to MQSeries Server? Are there any Security or Assured Delivery implications? Why do people tend to use MQSeries server to server connections rather than server with client connections.
TIA,
Kulbir.
Hi,
We have a Sun Solaris machine that has MQClient configured to work with a remote MQServer installation. We are now contemplating on using that client to communicate with another server simultaneously. Is this possible? What configuration steps are required? Do we need to be at a particular
Server by using the
Channel table so logically the answer to your question should be yes.
If it is so in practice, I do not know.
Read up on AMQCLCHL.TAB, this is the name of the Client Channel Table.
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Thind
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Hi,
Environment:
MQ5.2
AS400 with OS400 V5R1
1) Using the DSPMQMAUT command, the USER parameter can take a value of
*PUBLIC
or a specific user profile name. Is it possible to see all the users who
are
authorized to an object without having to key in each user individually?
2) The RFRMQMAUT
Hi,
I am reviewing/updating the Websphere MQSeries security settings on an AS400
machine. The MQSeries version is 5.2, OS400 version V5R1. The machine is
connected via MQSeries to a number of other machines running OS/390, HP-UX,
Solaris. All the machines are within a LAN, which is protected by a
Hi,
We are embarking on a new upgrade project that will replace existing messaging systems with a single system. At the moment we are looking at going in with a single machine (not necessarily a single queue manager or single broker) that will connect to all our MQSeries server installations
Another alternative is to GET(disable) the message flow input queue before and then GET(enable) the input queue after.
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Jas,
We always test message flows as units using our own test utilities. For example, we'll use the Q utility to send a message and then use the utility to take off the output message. The Q utility is a downloadable support pac.
Regards,
Kulbir.
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What platform are you using and what code page is configured for the queue manager. We have successfully managed to use the Euro as long as we used the correct code page. We were on Windows and changed our default code page of 850 to 858 and it worked ok. You just need to make sure that all the
Hi,
Has anyone got any thoughts on this?
Thanks,
Kulbir.
Kulbir S Thind
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Hi,
We're beginning to look at migrating
Hi there,
We have a very large network of MQSeries installations ( 300 installations) that are currently using a mixture of Hostnames and IP addresses for the channel connection names. We are in the process of reviewing our configurations and will be looking to standardise the use of the conname
Hi,
We're beginning to look at migrating our WMQI set-up from Windows 2000 to HP-UX and have a query. As part of our support processes we make extensive use of the Windows Event Viewer for exception handling purposes, what is the equivalent on HP-UX and is it used in much the same way?
Thanks
Hi,
We're looking into ways of managing our large Middleware infrastructure which will eventually consist of over 300 applications with MQSeries installed and configured to communicate with up to 10 WMQI message brokers. For the ongoing deployment and support we see that we really need a
Hi,
We're looking to upgrade our message broker from WMQI 2.1 CSD4 to WBI Message Broker 5.0. Has anyone actually done this? Any gotchas that we need to be aware of?
Thanks in advance,
Kulbir.
Hi there,
We have a MQSI broker (v2.1 CSD 4) on Windows 2000 with MQSeries 5.3. We're trying to get a message flow to call an Oracle stored procedure residing on a HP-UX server. Does anyone know if this is possible? if so, what steps need to be carried out? Do we need to create a user on the
(RESET, SUSPEND, RESUME, REFRESH), what they do and when to use them.
Regards,
-- T.Rob
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Subject: Clustering intro
Hi,
I'm new to clustering but am quite
Hi,
I'm new to clustering but am quite experienced in MQSeries otherwise. I need to set up a cluster of two queue managers residing on two different machines. The goal is for me to be able to send messages to a queue on the other queue manager in the cluster without having to define a remote
Hi,
Does anyone have a copy of this that they could share with me? Or do you know if U469417 can be used instead? The cover letter indicates that U469417 is for VAX and is available, but U469416 has a dead link on the support page.
Cheers,
Kulbir.
You should contemplate on using database tables or environment variables to access the codes that you want to compare against.
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Sorry missed the avoid code changes bit.
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Hi,
We have upgraded from MQSI 2.0..2 (on Windows NT4) to MQSI 2.1 CSD4 (on Windows 2000) making no functionality changes and are experiencing performance problems. We've done comparison tests and found that in MQSI 2.1 processing within a particular compute node it takes at least 5 times
You seem to be passing in 'q' as an argument to the -f switch, does that mean you're trying to put the contents of the 'q' utility on as a MQ message? What is the -=999 parameter for?
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Hi,
We have MQ5.3 GA1 (Oct 02 release) and are experiencing problems with channels terminating unexpectedly, has anyone else seen this?
Thanks in advance,
Kulbir.
Kulbir S Thind
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Hi,
We have a system on HP-UX that allows users to send transactions using a Web front-end to back-end systems hosted on the OS/400 via an MQSI hub based on Windows. The code pages of the systems are as follows:
Front-end Web system - 1208
MQSI hub - 850
OS/400 - 37
The web front-end system
: +36-20-956.97.70
Fax: +36-1-227.57.16
URL: www.t-logic.hu
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Have you tried turning the channel conversion off and
doing the convert when you get the message at the NT
machine.
mqm
--- Kulbir S. Thind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Darren,
I saw this after I posted the email. What I don't
understand is that the
MQ does provide conversion between 1208
819
874
912
915
916
920
932
938
950
954
964
970
1051
1089
1200
1208
1381
5050
5488
13488
33722
Regards
Darren
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Subject: Processing the Euro symbol
Hi,
We're trying to enable our machines to be able to process the Euro symbol within MQSeries messages. We follow a hub and spoke topology here and are unable to upgrade all machine configurations to use the correct code page configurations.
We have a project that will upgrade the hub and we
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Kulbir,
I think the October media includes CSD1. Thanks for the info on that APAR.
Kulbir S.
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Hi,
Can someone point me in the right direction for a basic MQSeries presentation that I could pass on to some of our users that are new to MQSeries?
Many thanks,
Kulbir.
The broker can be configured to convert messages to a specific code page and my guess would be that it would use base MQ functionality and therefore the same conversion tables.
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Hi,
You need to obtain the latest version of this support pac (v4.1). This allows you to get a message using a Hex Message Id. The switch you would pass in to specify the message Id would be -gxm. This works for us.
Cheers,
Kulbir.
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You can't stop an Execution Group that way either, you can stop all message flows running within it but not the Execution Group itself. The DataFlowEngine process will continue to execute, it if terminates the broker will restart it automatically.
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We did run with this successfully having installed a couple of e-fixes for MQSI to resolve problems with the BITSTREAM functionality. However this was done using a clean install and was not an upgrade from previous versions. Also, CSD4 is now available for MQSI which means the e-fixes are no
John,
Are you on WMQSI 2.1 CSD04? Where did you get CSD04 from?
Regards,
Kulbir.
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Hi there,
Our Windows 2000 memo.ptf say it has no CSD applied, I'm assuming we have an old media package. What is the best way of getting hold of the CSD that we need to apply? When is CSD2 expected?
Thanks,
Kulbir.
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Hi there,
We are in the process of moving from MQSI version 2.0.2 (no CSD) to MQSI version 2.1 (CSD 3) and have hit a problem with the BITSTREAM function.
It looks like the function works correctly in MQSI 2.0.2 but doesn't in the latest release. I'm attaching the relevant pieces of trace files
Hi there,
We wanted to see if we have used the BITSTREAM ESQL statement in any of the message flows in our Configuration Manager. Rather than look at every node and examining the ESQL manually is there a database table (or any other method) that we can look at to see the ESQL statements in the
Hi there,
We're using MQSI 2.0.2 with DB2 7.1 on Windows NT4 SP6a and having some
problems in our Production environment using DB2 with MQSI. We have two
message flows in the same execution group. The following is what has been
implemented:
Message Flow A is inserting records into a DB2 table.
Hi Dave,
Even though the query returns a single value you must still assign the results to an array of some king (DestinationList or LocalEnvironment) as passthru statements always expect to return results to an array. These statements are not interpreted by ESQL and executed against a
Hi there,
Does anyone know if MQSI 2.1 is supported officially by IBM on a Windows 2000 platform? Does this also include support for DB2 7.1?
Cheers,
Kulbir.
to access.
cheers,
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Subject: Re: Changing passwords on an MQSI broker machine
Hi,
We tried the following sequence:
Changed the account password
Updated
the mqsichangebroker command, remember to stop the broker before issuing the command.
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Hi there,
We run a MQSI v2.0.2
Peter,
The message flow will process a message at a time, the next message is only read off the input queue once the previous message has been fully processed by the message flow. The reason you're probably not seeing the input queue build up is because of the performance of MQSI, if the message
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Pad it with blanks. Cheers,
Stephen Hochman
Merrill Lynch
Middleware Technology Services
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To: [EMAIL
Hi there,
We're using MQSI v2.0.2 on Windows NT4 SP6a with MQSeries 5.2. We're sending a message to MQSI with a MQRFH2 folder that contains a user folder containing XML type data. Within MQSI we're modifying the contents of the usr folder and passing the message on to the destination
Hi,
Quick question, we're using MQSI v2.0.2 on Windows NT and have found that if we send a XML message that has the declaration of Standalone='yes' specified and we use entity references such as lt; within tags the message is rejected on the basis of invalid XML. If we send the same message but
Hi there,
I'm trying to map out how we will be configuring our message flows in MQSI. Basically we have a message flow that will handle our requirements for a number of different interfaces, the question I am trying to find an answer to is should we use the same message flow for all similar
Dan,
I'm assuming you are using different queue managers and have a couple of suggestions:
If you are able to alter the remote queue definition you are sending messages to so it delivers the messages to a different input queue on your partners machine you can then implement a message flow on
Yes I think this will work too. But we wouldn't want to do this for message formats that could be quite complex and up to 100Mb in size. We'd expect MQSI to be able to handle this for us. The problem only appears if you use the DestinationList to store the XML (with attributes) and doesn't occur
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Hi there,
I was wandering if someone could help. We're using the following configuration:
MQSI 2.0.2
CSD 3
Windows NT 4 SP 6a
MQSeries 5.2 CSD 1
We're sending XML messages through a flow and having problems with the XML format. When we send a message through a flow that will:
Move a portion
,process elements then write output as an attribute.
Hope it helps
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Subject: XML attributes being lost/converted to tags
Hi there,
I was wandering if someone could help. We're using
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