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| Is QMNAME a MUST on the CLNTCONN channel definition? |
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| dudesuper |
 Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 2:09 pm Post subject: Is QMNAME a MUST on the CLNTCONN channel definition? |
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Hi: Can anyone help me on the two questions?
1.When defining a new clinet connection channel, even it points to the local qmgr, do I have to provide the queue manager name for QMNAME( )? I could not find the answer from RedBook directly.
2. If I change QMNAME on the CLNTCONN definition, do I have to re-copy the TAB file from the server to client?
Thanks!
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 3:58 pm Post subject: |
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No, QMNAME is not a required field for a client connection. You only need hostname, port# and channel.
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The client will match what is given as the qmgr name in the MQCONN against a) the client channel table to find out which channel (including connname) to use, and b) the qmgr that is actually connected to.
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 4:04 pm Post subject: Re: Is QMNAME a MUST on the CLNTCONN channel definition? |
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| dudesuper wrote: |
1.When defining a new clinet connection channel, even it points to the local qmgr, do I have to provide the queue manager name for QMNAME( )? I could not find the answer from RedBook directly.
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You'll find the rules on name matching in the Clients manual. The queue manager name requested in the client (if provided) must have a match in the client table. Clearly if it's not provided, or provided as a wildcard this is easier.... 
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2. If I change QMNAME on the CLNTCONN definition, do I have to re-copy the TAB file from the server to client?
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If the client application is referencing a local copy of the file obviously yes, if it isn't then no. Much like any file really. 
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| dudesuper |
| Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 4:52 pm Post subject: Jefflowrey & Vitor: Thanks for your answer! Very helpful |
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Jefflowrey and Vitor:
Thanks for your answer! Very helpful. |
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