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| MO71 (MQ Admin Tool): Problem with queue sharing group |
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| steiger |
 Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2009 10:38 pm Post subject: MO71 (MQ Admin Tool): Problem with queue sharing group |
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Hi all,
I upgraded MO71 from version 7.0.0 to 7.0.1 and I know have problems with the administration of queue sharing groups (qsg). There is no problem with the single qmgrs of the group, but all the qsgs entries are now displayed red.
Doubleclicking them throws an error with the reply queue:
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| "Error opening queue 'QSGQ/MQMON.V168125' RC(2045) Option not valid for type" |
QSGQ is the name of the qsg. MQMON.V168125 is the name of the reply queue.
I can't figure out the requirements for the reply queue in a qsg. I tested several types of queues (model, local, shared, ...). No matter which kind of queue I use, the error meesage remains the same.
Does anybody know how the reply queue should look like?
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| exerk |
| Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2009 12:11 am Post subject: |
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Is the MQMON.V168125 queue actually a dynamic queue? Did you do any specific tailoring to change the model queue MO71 uses?
The manual states:
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Reply Queue Details
The Administrator uses a reply queue to receive all of its reply messages from a Queue Manager it directly connects to. By default the name of this queue is SYSTEM.DEFAULT.MODEL.QUEUE10 but can be overridden by changing the Reply Queue name in the location definition. The local or model queue of whatever name you choose must already exist on the respective Queue Manager.
If more than one instance of the Administrator is run against the same Queue Manager then each instance must use a different local reply queue or a model queue.
Model Reply Queue
Using a model queue is useful if many instances of MQMONNTP will be run against the same configuration file at the same time. The disadvantage of using a model queue as the reply is that an instance of MQMONNTP has no ‘fixed address’. In other words the reply queue name is not predetermined. This in turn means that you can not use loop back monitoring since that requires a predefined remote queue.
When a model queue is used as a reply queue the actual queue name used is governed by the DynamicQName specified in the object descriptor. The Reply Prefix field of the location dialog allows the user to specify the value for DynamicQName field.
The field can be any sequence of characters providing they are valid Queue name characters. Two special characters have special significance:-
* An asterisk at the end of the string indicates that MQ should add a sequence of hex characters to ensure that the Queue name is unique.
%u This sequence indicates that the current userid should be inserts at this part of the name.
If the reply prefix is empty the value of MQMON.%u.* will be used. On my own machine using this default setting, with a userid of CLARKEP, the queue names I get are of the form MQMON.CLARKEP.412EE8F603370020 |
If you still have no joy, I suggest you contact the author of the SupportPac.
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| steiger |
| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:25 pm Post subject: |
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Okay, thank you for looking up the manual.
I had no success, so I contacted the support pack owner.
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| exerk |
| Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 12:01 am Post subject: |
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| steiger wrote: |
| ...I had no success, so I contacted the support pack owner... |
And his answer was? Or are you still waiting?
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