Re: Any Sample C++ Pub/Sub application

Another gud won!! http://www-304.ibm.com/jct09002c/isv/tech/sampmq.htmlbobbee Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 05:08:47 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Any Sample C++ Pub/Sub applicationTo: MQSERIES@LISTSERV.MEDUNIWIEN.AC.AT Hi All, I am working with a customer where he has Java and C++

Re: Command to display PrimaryLogFiles?

Linda, If you need to retain more than just the 3 AMQERRxx.LOG files, I can send you a ksh script I run to automatically save copies of a specified file in a specified path whenever it changes. I use it to archive my AMQERR02.LOG files, among others. Dave A.

Re: MQ Explorer QMgr groupings [longer explanation than necessary]

Hi bobbee, I'll take that comment personally, as I am personally blonde. :-) I'm not sure your quantum leap analogy works here. Let's follow it up, though, and see where it goes. Yes, I agree, email developers in an email development system would certainly require full access to a

Re: Overlapping MQSeries clusters

Jim, Thanks for spending the time to document your experiences. Jack From: Jim Nuckolls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 1:20 AM To: Schreibman, Jack Subject: RE: Overlapping MQSeries clusters OK, let's see what

Re: Middleware authority analogy to a building society, was: Overlapping MQSeries clusters

Just some reflection on 30 plus years of IT crap I have been through. !! Have to laugh !! Why is it, that all us over the hill but still in the fray after 30 plus years IT lifers who have seen (and worked) on computers that used to be booted by paper tape or even toggled in machine

Re: MQ Explorer QMgr groupings [longer explanation than necessary]

Bobbee, you might be trying to initiate a tryst with that little hottie down in shipping and receiving, and you might be mentioning things like your predeliction for Crisco, alligator clamps, car batteries, hot fudge and interesting latex devices, and now, some fresh faced PFY developer

Re: MQ Explorer QMgr groupings [longer explanation than necessary]

Guilty as charged, T.Rob. I am employed as a tester in Bobbee's shop. G. Was I that transparent? Kevin F Kelley Sr Technical Specialist - Unix/Wintel Middleware Rabobank International - ITI/DCO Croeselaan 18 , 3521 CB Utrecht, NL +31 (0)30 216

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Re: Middleware authority analogy to a building society, was: Overlapping MQSeries clusters

WOW, I have a tea in my eye. I now have, from your reply, what I want on my grave stone! Now that was a memory lane. bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:01:28 +From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: Middleware authority analogy to a

Re: Command to display PrimaryLogFiles?

Thanks, but I was really looking for a dspmqlog type of command that would tell me what the qmgr thinks it has for primary and secondary log numbers. A dis qmgr does not show that information (but should?). I have been looking through all the manuals trying to find something about the logs and

Re: Middleware authority analogy to a building society, was: Overlapping MQSeries clusters

WOW, I have a tea in my eye. I now have, from your reply, what I want on my grave stone! Now that was a memory lane. bee-oh-dubble-bee-dubble-egh Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:01:28 +From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: Middleware authority analogy to a

Re: MQ Explorer QMgr groupings [longer explanation than necessary]

You have an amazing MAIL CLient there. No wonder you want to protect it against developers having access. To think, a MAIL client that takes peoples conversations and converts it to what you want to really read. Sort of between the lines type of program. Imagine that, I actually said give

Re: Command to display PrimaryLogFiles?

Hi Linda, AMQ7469 is related to log files ( S000.LOG) located in /var/mqm/log/qmgr/active. As I beleive u r using circular logging, the number of these files are not enough for the ongoing transactions. These are not related to AMQERR files. To increase the log files for the error

Re: MQGET with CONVERT on z/OS after channel does the conversion

I know the answer to this but wanted someone else to verify. We have a message channel between an AIX and z/OS queue manager and the CONVERT option is set to YES on the SENDER channel to the z/OS queue manager. One application (written many moons ago) on z/OS relies on the channel for data

Re: CCDT in WAS6

Hi Bobbee, There are two things going on. 1. WAS does not seem to accept *QMGRGRP as a valid queue manager name, which means that things aren't working properly. Srini is going to ask IBM the question on this one. I am not a WAS expert, so this may be WAS being Broken As Designed. I would have

Re: MQGET with CONVERT on z/OS after channel does the conversion

Correct, but with the proviso that the application has to be using the queue manager CCSID. If the application on zOS uses a different CCSID than the queue manager, then conversion will occur again if MQGMO_CONVERT is specified, but not otherwise. Conversion by the channel will always convert to

Re: CCDT in WAS6

Hummm, now you test my memory (as shot as it is these days!!) (not enough beer!!) But I do remember reading somewhere that the channel data 'was' searched in channel order. As soon as I pop the top on a silver bullet I will go searching for it. The other ting that I remarked on was that the

Re: CCDT in WAS6

Hi Bobbee, your memory must be better than you are giving it credit for (or maybe you learnt this while drunk - learning under the influence?). I found two contradictory statements in the manuals... 1. ==cut== MQ client queue manager groups: If the specified name