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| garasan |
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Thanks for the advise (and testing) guys.
Going to do some tests just to know if it would work for us. Alway's good to know in case of an emergency.
But I'm getting the chance here to start with a clean install.
So I'm going to grab that chance I think. :-)
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| Vitor |
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| garasan wrote: |
But I'm getting the chance here to start with a clean install.
So I'm going to grab that chance I think.  |
 
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| sumit |
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tat's gr8.. do post the solution when you hit some.. 
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| garasan |
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Will certainly do.
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| garasan |
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"I thought that if you moved all the files below /var/mqm/qmgrs/MYQMGR before starting the qmgr (as it is the same version) you might have a shot at it."
Just because I was curious I tried above, but when I start the qmgr I now get the message that the qmgr doesn't exist anymore. So here it doesn't work it seems. (Or I'm missing a step)
(Info: Moved from LINEAR to CIRCULR)
In the meantime I have created 2 scripts:
One that greps our bck files from a qmgr and extracts all qlnames, creates a file with the name of the queue and stores all messages from that queue in it.
(You have to perform the step for the SYSTEm. DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE manually as it is a system queue and not a ql.)
And one that moves the messages from the files to the new qmgr.
I'm working on getting these two in one script, but need to add some extra checks in there.
(It remained to steps, because I do like to control the process a bit and it is easier to troubleshoot if something goes wrong during the process.)
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| garasan |
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Just to let you know.
Performed the above described procedure 3 times now and it worked like a charm. :-)
Little overview:
Script1:
Reads the backup files, extract all local queuenames. (Need to add the SDLQ manualy but that's not a prob)
Reads the queue's and exports existing messages and saves them in a file with the same name as the queue.
Script2:
Reads the backup files, extract all local queuenames. (Need to add the SDLQ manualy but that's not a prob)
Import saved messages into the new created queue.
Thanks all for your time and efforts.
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