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 Topic: Serialising messages to two queues |
rockNroll
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 Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:07 pm Subject: Serialising messages to two queues |
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll mention it to our WMB guy.
Our environment is probably pretty typical. Just the one queue manager on the host and we'll probably define a 2nd channel for the batch ... |
| Topic: Serialising messages to two queues |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 3:37 pm Subject: Serialising messages to two queues |
Hi again guys.
We are building a file transfer mechanism over MQ from WMB to the the host (z/OS).
The way it's being planned to work is WMB PUTs the file to a 'batch' MQ queue on the host and th ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 11:38 am Subject: Segmentation |
Guys many thanks again for the considered replies and suggestions.
One of the reasons we don't want to break the file open and send individual transactions to the mid tier cluster because groups of ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 2:39 am Subject: Segmentation |
What is changing is that the transactions will now be processed by the mid tier AIX app. However we do not want to incur the operational overhead of sending several million transactions one by one t ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:24 pm Subject: Segmentation |
You should really be thinking about breaking the file up into logical transactions rather than just into chunks.
And it seems to make a lot more sense to do this before the data gets anywhere near ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 5:24 pm Subject: Segmentation |
In a prior post, you said that MQ is not involved currently. I this true?
Or, have you already written a program that creates msgs from files; and now you want z/OS to do something with these mess ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:06 pm Subject: Segmentation |
And be glad it's not the good old days, when distributed platforms dreamed of a 100Mb limit.
Haha indeed.
Seems to me however that the 100MB limit itself dates to the 'good old days' |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:48 pm Subject: Segmentation |
So, WMQ is not yet involved in this process, yes?
That's correct Bruce. I mentioned (z/OS, MQv6) just to indicate what our current environment.
The 100MB physical message limit is only a s ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:15 pm Subject: Segmentation |
Guys many thanks for taking the time to reply.
My understanding is that zOS ftp has a lot more rigorous controls around it than Unix ftp and will guarantee that the file is fully there. So I don't ... |
| Topic: Segmentation |
rockNroll
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Forum: Mainframe, CICS, TXSeries Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:41 pm Subject: Segmentation |
Hi guys.
We have a scenario wherby external customers send files to our host (z/OS, MQv6), and the host onforwards the files to clustered app servers (AIX, WMQv7).
Our preference is to use MQ, i ... |
