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| MQGET API call with Mercury Loadrunner and MQTester fails |
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| 4integration |
 Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:24 am Post subject: MQGET API call with Mercury Loadrunner and MQTester fails |
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Disciple
Joined: 04 Sep 2006
Posts: 197
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
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Hello,
I am a newbie in using MQ API directly since we are normally using WMB. I am trying to get messages from MQ using LoadRunner and MQTester.
The error I get is:
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lrmq_connect - MQCONN Completed Successfully
lrmq_open - MQOPEN Completed Successfully
vuser_init.c(45): Error: lrmq_get_message - MQGET FAILED: CompCode [2], Reason Code [2037]
lrmq_commit - MQCMIT Completed Successfully
lrmq_close - MQCLOSE Completed Successfully
lrmq_disconnect - MQDISC Completed Successfully |
Can it be a problem with the connection opening?
Any guidance would be appreicated.
The LoadRunner script:
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//
// Vuser Initialization Function
//
// Test script for MQPUT
//
#include "lrmq.h"
int vuser_init ()
{
/**/
char QMGR_HANDLE[] = "MQHCONN_MQMGR_HANDLE";
//char QMGR_NAME[] = "WBRK6_DEFAULT_QUEUE_MANAGER";
char QMGR_NAME[] = "EOWYN_B3";
char OBJECT_HANDLE[] = "MQHOBJ_LOADRUNNER.TEST";
char QUEUE_NAME[] = "PLSCM.MDM.ERROR";
char TEMP[60000];
lrmq_initialize ();
lrmq_connect (
QMGR_HANDLE,
QMGR_NAME);
lrmq_open (
QMGR_HANDLE,
OBJECT_HANDLE,
"LRMQ_MQOO_START",
"MQOO_BROWSE",
"MQOO_OUTPUT",
"MQOO_FAIL_IF_QUIESCING",
"LRMQ_MQOO_END",
"LRMQ_MQOD_START",
// Queue name (using a existing queue in the test)
"ObjectName=PLSCM.MDM.ERROR",
"AlternateSecurityId=1424496",
"LRMQ_MQOD_END",
"LRMQ_LAST_ARG"
);
//lrmq_set_get_message_size(256);
lrmq_get_message (
QMGR_HANDLE,
OBJECT_HANDLE,
TEMP,
//"MESSAGE_001",
"LRMQ_MQMD_START",
"LRMQ_MQMD_END",
"LRMQ_MQGMO_START",
"Version=2",
"Options=MQGMO_WAIT",
"Options=MQGMO_CONVERT",
"Options=MQGMO_ACCEPT_TRUNCATED_MSG",
"WaitInterval=15000",
"MsgToken=\x15c730",
"LRMQ_MQGMO_END",
"LRMQ_LAST_ARG"
);
lrmq_commit (QMGR_HANDLE);
lrmq_close (
QMGR_HANDLE,
OBJECT_HANDLE,
"MQCO_NONE"
);
lrmq_disconnect (QMGR_HANDLE);
return (LR_PASS);
}
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| Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:57 am Post subject: |
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Location: Texas, USA
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Reason code 2037 is "Not open for input".
Your problem would appear to be specifying MQOO_OUTPUT and then trying to get messages.[/code]
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| Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:19 am Post subject: |
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Disciple
Joined: 04 Sep 2006
Posts: 197
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
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Yes, that's correct changing from MQOO_OUTPUT to MQOO_INPUT_SHARED seems to solve it.
Now I only have to verify the data that are gotten (not a LoadRunner expert  )
Thanks!
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