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rb462627
PostPosted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 7:41 am    Post subject: WBIMB Count Message Sets Reply with quote

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I've been able to use mqsilist brokername to Identify Execution Groups on a given BROKER.

I've further been able to extract all the MessageFlow names contained in each Execution Group using mqsilist brokername -e exgrpname

Where i'm stumped is HOW DO I GET A LIST OF THE MESSAGESETs on a given Broker? Even a count of the Messagesets would be helpful.

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smdavies99
PostPosted: Sat Oct 29, 2005 3:07 am    Post subject: Gett a list of Message Sets Reply with quote

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This is not easy to get it in a human readable form however you can get some info using the mqsireportproperties command. For example
Code:

E:\Program Files\IBM\MQSI\6.0>mqsireportproperties WBIBRKR -e TestEG -o ComIbmMtiParserFactory -r

ComIbmMtiParserFactory
  uuid='ComIbmMtiParserFactory'
  userTraceLevel='none'
  traceLevel='none'
  userTraceFilter='none'
  traceFilter='none'
  ParserClassName='MRM'
  Constant='MRM'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='ParserClassName'
  Constant='16777235'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='PreDefStructure'
  Constant='16777237'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='SelfDefStructure'
  Constant='16777249'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='MrmRoot'
  Constant='50331659'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='PreDefField'
  Constant='50331661'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='mtiSelfDefField'
  Constant='50331689'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='Namespace'
  Constant='50331697'
    qualifier='MRM'
    name='BitStream'
  MessageFormat=''
    uuid='DN9GTPK002001'

BIP8071I: Successful command completion.

E:\Program Files\IBM\MQSI\6.0>

In the above output the interesting bit is the last bit of data, the MessageFormat. This identifies the message set number but not the name.
So with a bit of grep/awk/sed etc you could get this and then do a search on a list or some other repository to return the actual name of the message set that is deployed into the execution group.

Hint to IBM
How about making this easier to retrieve? An extension to the mailist command would be ideal and great if it returned the message set name as well as the 13 uuid.

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