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hilla
PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 5:54 am    Post subject: starting CKBR not by triggering Reply with quote

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Hey all,

I'd like to start the CKBR transaction from CICS (not via triggering).
I read in the books i can start the transaction by issuing ceci start trans command. My problem is that i didn't find a way to pass CKBR the required parameters (Q=..,WAIT=..,AUTH=..).

I read in the books that i can "pass the parameters as data", but didn't find a place in CECI.

Any idea?

Thank's, Hilla.
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bruce2359
PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 8:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Refer to the z/OS MQ System Administration Guide. It offers four methods of starting CKBR:

1. Issue the CKBR transaction: CKBR Q=<queue name>,AUTH=<auth option>,WAIT=nnn,MSG=<msg option>,PASSTKTA=<applid>

2. Issue an EXEC CICS START for the CKBR transaction with the parameters as data. You can have a program which runs as part of CICS PLTPI processing which issues this command, and specify the userid which the bridge monitor transaction is to run under.

3. Issue an EXEC CICS LINK to the program CSQCBR00 with the parameters as data in the commarea. CSQCBR00 is a long running task and this program will only return when the bridge stops.

4. Use TRIGGER TRIGTYPE(FIRST) on the bridge request queue to start a process specifying APPLICID(CKBR), with any parameters in USERDATA. However, you can not specify the Q=qqq parameter in USERDATA.

Is there a specific reason you don't want to use triggering?
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hilla
PostPosted: Mon Oct 16, 2006 12:34 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hey,

I read those posabilities in the book:
1. Issue the CKBR - Will issue the transaction with my user, and I want to another userid, so it won't be helpful for me.
2. "Issue an EXEC CICS START for the CKBR transaction with the parameters as data" - I didn't find a way to issue this command with data. I'd like to know how and use it.
Today the DPL is activated from the PLT, but after it goes down for some reason (like the queue became get disabled), I have a problem to raise it up again using the authorized user (that's why i want to learn about ceci start + parameters).
3. i don't want to use it.
4. Triggering - My manager prefers not to use it, but if the second way won't go, i believe i'll use this method. Does this mean that for every message in the DPL bridge, CKBR will be activated, and then go down again? or will there be many instances simultaniously?
By the way - Is triggering the common way to start the DPL bridge?

Thank you very much bruce,
Hilla.
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