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| Cannot start broker in WMB toolkit |
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| DesG |
 Posted: Tue May 22, 2012 12:31 am Post subject: Cannot start broker in WMB toolkit |
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Just installed and configured with a default broker "MB8BROKER". But cannot start it. When I tried to remove it, it gives BIP8016E which says it's in the progress of startup or endup and cannot be stopped.....
Using WMB V8 on RHEL v6.1
I checked the logs which says "mqsiprofile repetition disallowed"...
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| fjb_saper |
| Posted: Tue May 22, 2012 5:13 am Post subject: Re: Cannot start broker in WMB toolkit |
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| DesG wrote: |
Just installed and configured with a default broker "MB8BROKER". But cannot start it. When I tried to remove it, it gives BIP8016E which says it's in the progress of startup or endup and cannot be stopped.....
Using WMB V8 on RHEL v6.1
I checked the logs which says "mqsiprofile repetition disallowed"...
Guys, need your help!! |
If may need to stop it. If this fails, kill the process.
Next step is to run the start with a system trace. This should have the information as to why it does not start properly and allow you to open a PMR with IBM providing them with the needed information.
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| mqsiuser |
| Posted: Tue May 22, 2012 5:50 am Post subject: Re: Cannot start broker in WMB toolkit |
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| DesG wrote: |
| But cannot start it. When I tried to remove it, it gives BIP8016E which says it's in the progress of startup or endup and cannot be stopped..... : |
Use the command line (shell or cmd) to start or stop broker !
Force Broker to stop with the "-i" switch: "mqsistop MB8BROKER -i"
"ps -eaf | grep mqsi" will give you the broker processes... which you can "kill <PID>", but for me "-i" always works !
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