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| JAdams |
 Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:06 pm Post subject: cluster with z/OS and Windows queue managers |
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I am building a cluster between my z/OS queue manager (version 5.3.1) and a Windows 2003 queue manager (version 6.0).
I have what I believe is a working cluster as I can create a local cluster queue on z/OS and I am able to put a message to the clustered version of the queue on the windows queue manager with no problem. The message lands on the z/OS queue as it should.
My problem is I am not able to do the reverse. If I create a local cluster queue on the Windows queue manager and then I try to do a put to the clustered queue on the z/OS queue manager I get a 2085.
Now...one more piece of weirdness...I am not able to see the queue via the ISPF interface, BUT I can see the queue when using the MQMON tool connected to the z/OS queue manager....why would that be? Oh..when I try to put a test message to the queue that I can see via MQMON, I still get a 2085?? 
This is my first cluster...please be gentle 
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| JAdams |
| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:09 pm Post subject: |
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Forgot to mention....both the z/OS and the Window queue managers are full repositories. 
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:20 pm Post subject: |
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On z/OS are you using the ISPF panels to view the cluster queues? If so have you made sure that the object type is CLUSQ and not QUEUE
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| JAdams |
| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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No...I was using QUEUE. Now, I can see the queues via the ISPF interface.  Thanks for being gentle!
I am still unable to put a message to them though.
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| JAdams wrote: |
No...I was using QUEUE. Now, I can see the queues via the ISPF interface. Thanks for being gentle!
I am still unable to put a message to them though. |
Are you sure the qmgr name is blank in your queue descriptor for the put operation?
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| JAdams |
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I am using PQEdit to try to put the message and do not even get to the point of doing a put because I get the 2085 when doing the open.
I do specify the queue manager name when trying to open the queue since I have three running queue managers on this one LPAR. Only one of them is in the cluster.
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| JAdams wrote: |
I am using PQEdit to try to put the message and do not even get to the point of doing a put because I get the 2085 when doing the open.
I do specify the queue manager name when trying to open the queue since I have three running queue managers on this one LPAR. Only one of them is in the cluster. |
You can specify to which qmgr you want to connect to. What you cannot specify is a qmgr name in the open queue command or you will get 2085 object does not exist because the queue does not exist on the qmgr you are connected to...
So connect to the cluster qmgr (here you specify the qmgr name).
Open the queue with a blank qmgr name.
Do the put.
close the queue
close the qmgr.
Enjoy
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