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| Monk |
 Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 8:53 pm Post subject: How do u remove a QM from a cluster? |
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Hi All,
I need some help with deleting a QM from a cluster.
I had 4 QM in a cluster and i messed up one of the queue manager and its cluster sender / reciever channels..and now i want to get it out of the cluster and put it back in again fresh...
But i have these auto defined channels which just don't go away...
I know we can't delete them..
I have tried refresh cluster reset cluster by stopping all channels..and switching on/off the REPOS attribute also..but still the QM does not go away from the cluster..
I also followed the documentation in MQ Cluster guide..and none of those simple steps works..
Can someone tell me how i can remove a QM from a cluster?.
and please dont link me to the IBM documentation ..it doesn't work..
i have tried it like 10 times but it doesn't work..
Sorry for my rants..but i m just so pissed off because I am not able to remove the QM from the cluster even after 2 days..now..
Thanks.
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Ok i have managed to remove the QM from the cluster..after many trials and errors...
Now How do i get rid of the cluster information in the queue manager..
if i do a dis clusqmgr(*)...it shows up all the cluster channels and all..
How do i remove this..
Should i just remove all the messages from SYSTEM.CLUSTER.REPOSITORY.QUEUE?.
Thanks.
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if i do a dis clusqmgr(*)...it shows up all the cluster channels and all..
How do i remove this..
Should i just remove all the messages from SYSTEM.CLUSTER.REPOSITORY.QUEUE?. |
No, you dont have to do that.
Simply do a refresh cluster(cluster name) repos(yes)
and this will clear out all the auto defined channels and all..
and now its completlely removed...
there problem solved...
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No, you dont have to do that.
Simply do a refresh cluster(cluster name) repos(yes)
and this will clear out all the auto defined channels and all..
and now its completlely removed... |
btw.. u need to do this on one of the Full repository QM not the QM that you re removing...
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are you doing soliloquies ? 
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| Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:03 pm Post subject: |
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Nah, I just do this..because someday..when i looking a answer...I will be looking for the answers...not who is posting them...
Hence..the soliloquies ..
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| Vitor |
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| are you doing soliloquies ? |
No - he's trying to increase post count without being moderated for spamming, so his title matches his picture.
http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=241850
I shall block his path to the Dark Side.
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| bruce2359 |
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Oddly, steps required to remove a qmgr from a cluster is documented in the WMQ Clusters manual. Who would have thought...
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| zhanghz |
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| Monk wrote: |
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No, you dont have to do that.
Simply do a refresh cluster(cluster name) repos(yes)
and this will clear out all the auto defined channels and all..
and now its completlely removed... |
btw.. u need to do this on one of the Full repository QM not the QM that you re removing... |
why no one pointed out that one can't use "REPOS(YES)" on a full repository cluster qmgr? |
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| exerk |
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Probably because most people lost the will to live about the third post down...
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| Vitor |
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| zhanghz wrote: |
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No, you dont have to do that.
Simply do a refresh cluster(cluster name) repos(yes)
and this will clear out all the auto defined channels and all..
and now its completlely removed... |
btw.. u need to do this on one of the Full repository QM not the QM that you re removing... |
why no one pointed out that one can't use "REPOS(YES)" on a full repository cluster qmgr? |
What, throw facts in the way of the tirade? 
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