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| rekarm01 |
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| bruce2359 wrote: |
| Until you tell us where exactly you see these three terms used, we will be hard-pressed to answer whether these mean the same thing. |
Sometimes the InfoCenter search is more useful than Google:One appears in a sample application output, one is an accounting term, and one is a statistics term. The InfoCenter does describe their meaning in more detail.
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| I did try to get the url for you. |
The 'Library' link at the top of the page leads to other versions of the WMQ InfoCenter. To get the complete url for a particular link, it may be helpful to open the link in a new tab or window. |
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| bruce2359 |
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| KIT_INC wrote: |
| The only Document that I have been using is the official IBM MQ info center. |
You will find that searching only the InfoCenter to be very limiting.
When pressed (and sworn to secrecy) IBM-ers will tell you that they use Google for most of their searches.
So, do you understand from the references you found, and those offered to you, what this means?
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| AverageQueueTime: [29827281, 0] |
I have no explanation why IBM (or other vendors) obfuscate where no obfuscation is required.
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| KIT_INC |
| Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 1:39 pm Post subject: |
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I think
AverageQueueTime: [29827281, 0]
As explained under 'AvgTimeOnQ' The numbers are in microseconds
Constant Value
1 Contains the value for nonpersistent messages.
2 Contains the value for persistent messages.
Thanks a lot for all the help |
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| mqjeff |
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| bruce2359 |
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If you are uncomfortable with statistics generally, proceed with caution with WMQ, too.
Be cautious about averages. I read somewhere that a man drowned in a lake that had an average depth of 2 inches. In my college stats class, average height of students was 5'6". Yet nobody in the class was 5'6" tall. What does that tell you? Outliers skew (averages) stats.
Be sure you look at minimums and maximums for queue-times, and other stats.
What are your service-level agreements?
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