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| Solved!!! runmqtrm as background process in Linux |
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| learnmqnow |
 Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 11:33 pm Post subject: |
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Hi all.
The problem is solved!!! I was putting the '&' in the environment data for process definition to make the trigger a background process.
| mrlinux wrote: |
| Please show the where you had the & in the process of starting the runmqtrm command. |
Thanks to Jeff..now i removed the '&' from the process definition .
Instead i modified my shellscript and added the commands
nohup runmqtrm -m mgrName -q initq &
exit
Now when i run the shellscript its coming back to the prompt, so i can close off the terminal . The process is running in background and triggeing properly.
Thanks for the info about nohup Eddie..Actually now i understood that those are Unix commands and not related to MQ!!! forgive my ignorance, am pretty new to Linux and MQ.
| EddieA wrote: |
Why. You can use a single TM to handle multiple Queues being triggered |
I am using clustering for load balancing. And i have four queue managers with 4 queues having same names. ie, why i got 16 triggers. If i use a single initq per queue manager , i can reduce it to 4 triggers i guess..
But bcoz am using trigger type 'first', until one triggered appication finishes , next message will not trigger rt?That will considerably affect the response time coz my pgms r starting diff threads and waiting for response frm a database..So it will b better if 16 triggers are running..Initially for unit testing, i was trying with single trigger but it took a lot of time to finish processing all messages.
Sorry for the stupid qns..I tried a lot to find on my own, but all i could find was a single line from the Websphere MQ Application Programming Guide.
'To run the started application in the background on UNIX systems, you
must put an ‘&’ at the end of the EnvData of the PROCESS definition'.
Thanks again..
Rgrds,
Greeshma. |
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| learnmqnow |
| Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 1:01 am Post subject: Solved!!! |
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| mquseless wrote: |
| You need to put the & in the EnvData so that the triggered app runs asynchronously. |
Thanks..that makes it more clear.. |
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