Joined: 08 Oct 2004 Posts: 33 Location: This World
Well... the funny thing is that I'm the MQ Administrator.. but having more than 7 years working as it, I never worked with AMQCHLTAB before (Only on my earlies days as MQ Administrator student). So sundely I had to deal with it.... here my findings and the receipt that worked for me. Hip hip Hurra!
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Working with chl tables
The channel table is located under
/var/mqm/qmgrs/<qmgrname>/@ipcc
To add new CLNCONN connections at AMQCLCHLTAB
USE the MQ Support Pack MO72
1) Create a backup copy of the original AMQCLCHLTAB - It is very important to preserve the original AMQCLCHTL.TAB since the it is created durring the qmgr time of creation. Then use a copy to add new channels.
2) Verify what MQ version is running
3) Confirm that the MQ server and MQ Client are on the same version
4) Verify that the SVRCONN already exists
5) run the command as follow:
6) This run the mqsc commands in client mode, then you can run any kind of runmqsc commands.
7) This is an sample of how create the client channels. It is very important to include the qmgr name into the commands.
If you want to delete some channels from the chl table following
delete chl(CLNT01) CHLTABLE(CLNTTBL)
delete chl(CLNT021) CHLTABLE(CLNTTBL)
delete chl(CLNT032) CHLTABLE(CLNTTBL)
9) CLNCONN channels created on the MQ server without using the MO72 creates conflicts, you can not delete channels using normal runmqsc commands
you will need run mqsc.bin utiliy sopport pacK MO72
10) retrieve the amqchltab using bin mode.
11) Share it with the corresponding app teams or Clients pc's
12) Pray ....... just kidding!
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