I have a strange problem that possibly someone may have seen before .
We have a Queue Manager which shuts down over the weekend and (via TWS) performs some actions. The basics of it being the QMGR is stopped and then a backup of the mqm filesystems is taken.
I have an instance where the backups failed. The reason the backup failed was that the
" /var/mqm/log/<qmgrname>/active/S0003658.LOG changed during processing " also in the error log is
" /var/mqm/qmgrs/<qmgrname>/qmanager/QMQMOBJCAT changed during processing "
I have checked the AMQERR01.LOG and can see that the queue manager shutdown sucessfully at 03:01.10 am .. The backups started 1 min later.
I would have thought that the ACTIVE logs should not be written to when the specific queue manager is down.
Has anyone come across this before or know of any reason why those two particular logs would have been modified.
OS=AIX MQ5.3 (CSD 5)
Post what type of entry hit the log:
/var/mqm/qmgrs/<QMGRNAME>/errors/*00?.LOG
Hopefully it is still in scope and has not yet been overwritten.
If there is none, did you do any maintenance on linear logs (archiving) at the time (or in between when the backup took stock of the files and went to back them up)?
How about a runmqsc process that never got closed properly (still open in the background, user left the session)?
Note: If the qmgr wrote into the log that it shutdown it does not mean that there is no more process talking to it and that you can start it again. If you had tried to start it, it might have told you that process xyz was still running and therefore it could not start...
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