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| sa2327mq |
 Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 7:55 am Post subject: Queue using Qpasa |
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Hi there ,
How would you create a queue using Qpasa? Can someone give me an example of the requirments and the steps? thanks much |
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| Tibor |
| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 11:26 am Post subject: Re: Queue using Qpasa |
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| sa2327mq wrote: |
Hi there ,
How would you create a queue using Qpasa? Can someone give me an example of the requirments and the steps? thanks much |
- firstly, you need a full qpasa infrastructure  agent(s), server, client.
- then start qp config manager, open the node, queue manager, queues and create
- alternative solution  you can run an mqsc script: right click on queue manager then import
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| sa2327mq |
| Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 1:55 pm Post subject: |
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Tibor ,
Can you do clustring using QPASA? what is the most complected task when using QPASA? I read that , you don't need know much about MQSeries to be able to use QPASA, is that make it easy to learn ?
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| fjb_saper |
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| sa2327mq wrote: |
Tibor ,
Can you do clustring using QPASA? what is the most complected task when using QPASA? I read that , you don't need know much about MQSeries to be able to use QPASA, is that make it easy to learn ?
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QPasa will help you to do your channel setup right and all the other setups are more visual, however you still need to know all your MQ basics. It will not remove the need to know what you are doing !!
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The most complicated task with any monitoring tool is understanding the business requirements that are driving the need to monitor at all.
In order to be effective, a monitoring tool needs to be configured to map the business requirements to the technological facts that the monitoring infrastructure exposes.
There is no inherent value having information that you don't care about - except in trying to plan for the unexpected ("Well, I might need to know about this at some later point in time, so I'll audit it against that future need.") - and if the cost of acquiring that information impacts the gathering of information you do need or the performance of the system...
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