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 Topic:Conversion in a cluster |
lowellmather
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 Forum:Clustering Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 7:43 am Subject: Conversion in a cluster |
As you can tell, I'm a novice with MQ so I appreciate your patience! Hopefully I won't confuse the issue more.
"Tried 819 where? As the Windows QMgr CCSID (which describes the MQMD)? Or as th ... |
| Topic:Conversion in a cluster |
lowellmather
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Forum:Clustering Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 7:43 am Subject: Re: Conversion in a cluster |
.. CCSID 500 and CCSID 819 use the same character set. There aren't any characters that will fail to translate from one to the other.
Comparing 819 ISO8859-1 Latin1 West Euro ( http://ascii-table. ... |
| Topic:Conversion in a cluster |
lowellmather
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Forum:Clustering Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:58 pm Subject: CCSID 500 to CCSID 437 - translations failing? |
CCSID 500 and CCSID 819 use the same character set.
This is EXACTLY my problem which is confined to trying to use global characters such as Á (an A with an accent mark over top of it). When w ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
Replies: 36
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:02 pm Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
"Odd that you would refer to enclosing 'MiXeD-cAsE' object names in single quotes (aposts, ticks) as a workaround. "
I must be a poor communicator - the workaround to which I was referrin ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 10:17 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
Success for manually starting the service from runmqsc - the apostrophes resolved the issue, but is only the short-term fix.
I contacted our operations people about increasing the memory resources ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
Replies: 36
Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 8:14 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
SUCCESS! The apostrophes/single quotes did the trick.
Thank you to everyone for sharing your knowledege and experience!!! Very much appreciated! |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
Replies: 36
Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 6:36 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
| Sorry, Bruce, I did not see your post before I posted my question about the upper/lower case issue... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:48 pm Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
| Here's the entire command window sequence - I find it interesting that it says one VALID command could not be processed. Note that the Service is mixed case, but the message displays it back as all U ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:28 pm Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
| I have tried the runmqsc command from the command prompot (just to test the formatting so I could write a batch script) when the service is stopped but for some reason it cannot find the service when ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 8:09 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
"sounds like there may be a distinct possibility that resource issues [...] what about a batch file that issues a start service command"
The server is a VM so we're trying to get more r ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 7:45 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
"The name of the server and the IP/Port address listed in the message are on that server. "
MESSAGE (alone by itself) was a poor choice of words. The IP/Port address listed in the " ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
Replies: 36
Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 6:40 am Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
Thank you all for your feedback - it is appreciated because this has stumped all our experts as well...
I don't think it can be a firewall issue because 1) all of the QMgrs are configured the same ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:51 pm Subject: Re: How to automate checking status of a service & start |
Yes, it's configured correctly - with the exception of:
"In the Service Type field, select the type of service to run:
If you select Command, you can run multiple instances of the service bu ... |
| Topic:How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
lowellmather
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Views: 16475
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Forum:General IBM MQ Support Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:05 pm Subject: How to automate checking status of a service & start it |
We have several Qmgrs which have associated Services that need to be started to run a TriggerMonitor utility.
The Service Control on the Services are configured as Queue Manager Start (to start whe ... |
