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WBI_user
PostPosted: Thu May 12, 2011 7:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Yes, we need to have one DX01 running in the LPAR if there is message in the application queue. Yes, scanning for CICS transaction is one way. But all it say is DX01 is running or not. With Qtime, we can see more from the MQ point of view. DX01 is just the dispatcher. BXC1 is actually removing messages from the queue. If Qtime is high, it can be because BXC1 is slow due to whatever reason or DX01 is not running. Since we have to write program, we like to write one that can give us more. IBM has provided sample to get it using MQAI. I was wondering why they do not provide one for ZOS.
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WBI_user wrote:

IBM has provided sample to get it using MQAI. I was wondering why they do not provide one for ZOS.


I'm guessing that MQAI you are referring to is the MQ Administrative Interface.

MQAI is not supported on z/OS.

However, you can use PCF to do a DISPLAY QSTATUS(qname) MONITOR TYPE(QUEUE) to produce equivalent results.

Refer to WMQ Programmable Command Formats and Administration Interface manual.
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You do realize of course that in order to get Qtime you have to set Qstatistics to a value different of NONE.
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And some other stuff, too.
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looks like that PCF is the only way. There is no better option.
Thanks a lot for all the answers.
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