WMQ Administration: Windows, AIX, and UNIX

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1 A Administration Commands Alias Queue Object Alias Queues Aliases and Remote-queue Definitions with Clusters All Queue Managers Application Design Considerations Application Structure - No Constraints on Application Structure Applications Can Run at Different Times Applications Shielded from Environmental Differences Asynchronous Asynchronous versus Synchronous Communications B Backing Up Backing Up and Restoring C Channel Events: Enabling Channels , 8-5 Channels - Starting the Channels - Stopping Checkpointing Client Channel Definition Table Client Connects - Server Client Exit Path Cluster Benefits Cluster Channels Cluster Components Cluster: Set Up Cluster Transmission Queue Clusters Clusters - Putting Across Command Queues Control Commands Cluster-administration Considerations Clustering: What Makes it Work Clusters Clusters - Designing Clusters: How to Use Command Server - Managing Command Server - Status Commands on a Remote Queue Manager Common Programming Errors Component Tracing - Selective Concepts Configuration Attributes Configuration File Priorities Configuration Files - Backing up after Creating a Queue Manager Configuration Files - Editing Connected Processors Control Commands in Windows and UNIX Control Commands , 3-3, 3-7 Control Data SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (MQSeries Admin Windows, AIX, and UNIX: 4.3) IDX: Page 1

2 D Dead-letter Queue - Defining Dead-letter Queue Handler Dead-letter Queues , 9-15 Decoupling Programs Default Object Attributes - Displaying Defining Channels Defining Channels and Transmission Queues Defining Transmission Queues Definition - Creating on the WebSphere MQ Client and the Other on the Server Delivery - Assured Disk Full DLQ Handler - Invoking DLQ Handler Rules Table DLQ Handler - Sample Dumping the Log Dynamic Queues E Environment Variables Error Logs Event Message Format , Error Messages: Purpose and Function Event Queues , Events Events and Triggering Events - Enabling and Disabling Events - Types F Failing Queues I Indirect Mode Installable Services Instrumentation Events L Local and Remote Administration Local Queue Attributes - Changing Local Queue - Clearing a Local Queue - Defining a , 4-16 Log: Calculating the Size Log Control File Log Management Logs What they Look Like SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (MQSeries Admin - AIX, Windows, and UNIX: 4.3) NDX: Page 2

3 M Managing Objects MCA Message Message Channels Message Lengths Message Queuing Message Types Messages that Contain Unexpected or Corrupted Information Messages that do not Appear on the Queue Messaging Messaging and Queuing...1-1, 1-4 Messaging and Queuing Characteristics Messaging versus Procedure Calls Model Queue Model Queues Model Queue Object MQSeries History MQSeries Programming Interface MQSeries: What is it MQI Channels: Defining MQI Programs MQMD: Message Descriptor in Event Messages mqs.ini MQSC Command Files MQSC Commands MQSC Commands: Interactively Restarting MQSC Commands - Running from Text Files Multiple Queue Managers - Installing N Naming Convention Namelists O Objects , P PCF Commands , 3-4 Performance Events Performance Events: Enabling Problem Determination with Clients Problems - Affect Specific Parts of the Network Problems - Occurring at Specific Times of the Day? Problems that Cause MQ Connection Failure Process - Defining Process Definition - Displaying Process Definitions Programs - Changes to SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (MQSeries Admin - AIX, Windows, and UNIX: 4.3) NDX: Page 3

4 Q Queue: What is it Queues - Predefined and Dynamic Queues Queues used by WebSphere MQ - Initiation Queues Queuing Queue - Initiation Queue Definition - Local: Copying Queue Depth Events Queue Depth Events: Enabling Queue Manager Queue Manager Attributes - Altering Queue Manager Attributes - Displaying Queue Manager: Configuration Files Queue Manager - Creating Queue Manager - Default Queue Manager - Default: Creating Queue Manager - Existing the Default Queue Manager Functions Queue Manager Logs Queue Manager Name Transformation , 3-6 Queue Manager Outside the Cluster - Alternative - Putting from Queue Manager Outside the Cluster - Putting to Queue Manager Outside the Cluster - Replying from Queue Manager Outside the Cluster - Replying to Queue Manager - Restarting Queue Manager - Starting/Stopping Queue Managers Queues Queues - Browsing Queuing - Remote R Recovery Recovery and Restart Remote Queue Reply-to Queues Retrieving Messages from Queues Remote Administration - Preparing...5-4, 5-5 Remote Problems Remote Queues - Problems Reply-to Queue Aliases Restart Restoring Restoring WebSphere MQ Rules: Patterns and Actions Rules Table Conventions Rules Table - How is Processed SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (MQSeries Admin - AIX, Windows, and UNIX: 4.3) NDX: Page 4

5 S Security Server - Creating Both Definitions Server-connection Channel - Defining Server Objects Service Timer Service Updates - Application Shutdown Synchronous System Default Objects T TCP/IP Connection Limits TCP/IP: Defining a Connection Things to Consider Trace Files Tracing Tracing SSL on UNIX Systems Transmission Queues Triggering Triggering - Managing Objects Two Way Communications Tuning Performance for Nonpersistent Messages on AIX U UDP:User Datagram Protocol UNIX Configuration Information V Verify Commands W WebSphere MQ Administration WebSphere MQ and Message Queuing WebSphere MQ Client: Set up WebSphere MQ Client: What is it? WebSphere MQ Clients: Installing on the Same Machine as the Server WebSphere MQ Clients: Why use? WebSphere MQ Commands for Work with Clusters WebSphere MQ File Names , 3-5 WebSphere MQ for UNIX Systems WebSphere MQ Guidelines: Dead-letter Queue - Specify WebSphere MQ Guidelines: Default Queue Manager - Specify WebSphere MQ Guidelines: Default Transmission Queue - Specify WebSphere MQ Guidelines: Limit Queue Managers WebSphere MQ Guidelines - Logging Parameter - Specify WebSphere MQ Guidelines: Naming Conventions WebSphere MQ - Log Defaults Windows Configuration Information SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (MQSeries Admin - AIX, Windows, and UNIX: 4.3) NDX: Page 5