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| topwoman |
 Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 12:35 am Post subject: QM not showing up in cluster |
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We have a complex clustering environment.
I have created a new qm, and defined the cluster sender and receiver channels appropriately. This QM is to be a member of three clusters. It shows up in two, but not the third.
I've executed a REFRESH CLUSTER command on the full repository QM in the affected cluster, with no success.
Any suggestions about where I go from here in troubleshooting? |
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| gunter |
| Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 1:22 am Post subject: |
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My understanding is, a queuemanager with partial repository shows only objects it needs. If you put a message in a queue hosted by the not shown queumanager, you well see it.
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| topwoman |
| Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 5:58 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for your comment, Gunther. You are correct, of course.
However, it turns out we had an actual problem, which we resolved as follows:
Last night, a colleague added a new endpoint to this cluster, and when he found that the cluster sender channel was pointing to a QM which was not the repository QM, he redefined the cluster sender, using the MQSeries Explorer, without going to the host and executing a script there.
It is unclear to me why the change through the client did not take permanent effect. However, when I reran the script with the correct Cluster Sender channel definition on the host, that cleared up the problem.
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| PeterPotkay |
| Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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I've executed a REFRESH CLUSTER command on the full repository QM in the affected cluster, with no success.
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The REFRESH command cannot run on a Full Repository QM, it must run from a partial. Don't bother doing it from MQExplorer, because it doesn't work even if you do it on a partial (maybe it does at 5.3 CSD6, it certainly didn't in earlier versions). Use a runmqsc session instead. If you get the free MO71 support pack, you can open runmqsc sessions to many remote QMs from your desktop.
A simple changing of parameters should work equally well in MQEXplorer or a script. I would bet the "redefine" of the channel was not done correctly the first time, and you did do it correctly. Having said that, MQExplorer is not 100% when it comes to clusters. If you ever have any doubt about your cluster, and your basing that on info provided by MQExplorer, double check it by runmqsc commands (again made much easier by MO71).
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