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ksrocks9 · Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2015 8:09 am Post subject:

I am able to run this command
Mqsicreateconfigurableservice IIBNODE -c EmailServer -o EmailService1 -n serverName,securityIdentity -vÂ IMAP://server.corp.company.com:143,EmailSecurityIdentity1

But I am getting these error when I run mqsisetdbparms command

C:\Windows\system32>mqsisetdbparms IIBNODE -n email::EmailSecurityIdentity1Â -u emailid@company.com -p password
BIP8129W: Sets the user name and password associated with a Data Source Name (DSN), FTP Server, JNDI administered object, JDBC provider name, SFTP Server, or JMS connection factory name.
Syntax (1):
mqsisetdbparms <brokerName> -n <resource> [-u <userId>] [-p <password>] [-f]
Syntax (2):
mqsisetdbparms <brokerName> -n <resource> -d [-f]
Syntax (3):
mqsisetdbparms <brokerName> -n <resource> [-u <userId>] [-i <ssh_identiy>] [-r <passphrase>] [-f]

Command options, syntax (1):
<brokerName>
The broker name.
-n <resource>
The type and name of the resource with which the <userId> and <password> are associated.
-u <userId>
The user identifier associated with <resource>.
If the resource already exists and a user ID is associated with the resource, you do not need to set this parameter.
If the resource does not already exist, you must set this parameter.
-p <password>
The password associated with <resource>.
You must set the <userId> and <password>.

Command options, syntax (2)
<brokerName>
The broker name.
-n <resource>
The type and name of the resource with which the <userId> and <password> are associated.
-d
Deletes the <resource>, <userId>, and <password> information.

Command options, syntax (3):
<brokerName>
The broker name.
-n <resource>
The type and name of the resource with which the <userId> and <ssh_identity> are associated.
-u <userId>
The user identifier associated with <resource>.
If the resource already exists and a user ID is associated with the resource, you do not need to set this parameter.
If the resource does not already exist, you must set this parameter.
-i <ssh_identity>
The fully qualified path to the ssh identity associated with <resource>.
You must set the <userId> and <ssh_identity>.
-r <passphrase>
The passphrase associated with <ssh_identity>.
The passphrase is optional.

The resource can be one of the following types. Each type is determined by the syntax of the <resource> parameter:

-n odbc::<Data Source Name>[::<Execution Group name>]
The ODBC Data Source Name, with optional execution group name

-n ftp::<security identity>
The FTP server security identity specified on File nodes.

-n jms::<JMS connection factory name>
The JMS ConnectionFactory used by a JMS node.

-n jndi::<JNDI administered object name>
The JNDI name associated with a JMS ConnectionFactory or Destination.

-n jdbc::<security identity>
The JDBC security identity.

-n <data source name>
The Data Source Name (DNS) used in Compute or Database nodes.

-n eis::<adapter name>
The adapter name used by the WebSphere Adapters nodes.

-n email::<security identity>
User identity for the EmailInput node or EmailServer configurable service.

-n ims::<security identity>
The IMS Connect security identity specified on an IMS node.

-n cics::<security_identity>
The CICS security identity specified on a CICSRequest node.

-n sftp::<security_identity>
The SFTP security identity used on a File node.

-n cd::<security_identity>
The Connect:Direct security identity used on the CD nodes. cd::default is the default security identity used by the nodes.

-n wxs::<security_identity>
The WebSphere eXtreme Scale security identity used by the WebSphere eXtreme Scale configurable service.

By default, this command processes with the broker running, but the operational changes do not take effect until the Execution Group, or Groups, using the <resource> are restarted.
Use the -f option to force a check that the broker <brokerName> is stopped before this command is allowed to run, thereby ensuring that the changes take effect for all Execution Groups as soon as the broker is next
started. However, using this option means that the broker has to be stopped before this command can be run.

BIP8004E: Invalid argument 'emailid@company.com' specified.
Argument specified should be well formed.
Correct and reissue the command.
Help me!