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| How do I know if a queue is TMPDYN? |
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| wmqman |
 Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2005 3:02 pm Post subject: How do I know if a queue is TMPDYN? |
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Is there a Java class (or a method thereof) that if called will return a queue type? My queing environment use temporary dynamic reply queues and I would like to know if I can programatically query the queue manager for the queue type (STATIC, PERMDYN, TEMPDYN, etc.) and possibly its queue name?
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| PeterPotkay |
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| kman |
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TEMPDYN queues have the following properties:
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v They cannot be shared queues, accessible from queue managers in a queue-sharing group (only available on WebSphere MQ for z/OS).
v They hold nonpersistent messages only.
v They are non-recoverable.
v They are deleted when the queue manager is started.
v They are deleted when the application that issued the MQOPEN call which
resulted in the creation of the queue closes the queue or terminates. |
If you are worried about those queues filling up the system, then the above statement clears the issue. They are temporary by nature and will get cleaned up in the end.  |
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