Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:27 pm Post subject: Taking out Queue Manager from cluster
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I have four QueueManager in a cluster.One of the Queue Mnager is not functioning so I want to replace it with a new one. As the said queue manager is not running I am not able to access runmqsc--then how can I take that queue mnager out of the cluster? I m afraid if I ssimply delete the queue mnager then it might create some problem in the existing cluster itself. Suggestion plss....
For Information this queue mnager is not the repository.
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Plss let me know the process also if the non functioning Qmgr would have been a repository for the cluster....
Use the RESET CLUSTER command to forcibly remove a queue manager from a cluster. You can do this from a full repository queue manager by issuing either the command:
Use the RESET CLUSTER command to forcibly remove a queue manager from a cluster. You can do this from a full repository queue manager by issuing either the command:
Or the command:
RESET CLUSTER(clustername) QMID(qmid) ACTION(FORCEREMOVE) QUEUES(NO)
You cannot specify both QMNAME and QMID.
These are really last resort commands. You should only use them if the qmgr has been removed because of hardware failure or any unexpected event that prevented you from using the correct procedure as described in the manuals.... _________________ MQ & Broker admin
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