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| WBI_user |
 Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 9:50 am Post subject: How to use -o in mqsireportproperties |
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The help of mqsireportproperties shows:
mqsireportproperties brokerName ( -e executionGroupName | -b httplistener ) -o object [-n attribute | -a | -r]
Command Options:
'brokerName' name of the broker
'-e executionGroupName' name of the execution group
'-b httplistener' report properties for the HTTP Listener component
'-o object' object name to report on. Use AllReportableEntityNames for a list of allowable object names
'-n attribute' display the value of the attribute with this name
'-a' display all attribute values (non-recursive)
'-r' display all attribute values (recursive).
Under -o, it says
Use AllReportableEntityNames for a list of allowable object names
I tried
mqsireportproperties MYBROKER -o AllReportableEntityNames
I got
BIP8122W: Displays broker property settings.
BIP8002E: Selected flags incompatible.
When using this command interface the user should only select the supported flags. Correct and reissue the command.
Any idea how I can get a list of object names ? |
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| wschutz |
| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 10:00 am Post subject: |
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| WBI_user |
| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 10:22 am Post subject: |
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I was just rying to see what I can do with the reportproperties command. I wasn't trying to change anything.
I was wondering if "AllReportableEntityNames" will give me a list of all objects as suggested by the help.
I did try to search the info center with "AllReportableEntityNames", there was no result returned. |
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| jefflowrey |
| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 10:24 am Post subject: |
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You probably also need to specify either -a or -r.
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| WBI_user |
| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 10:40 am Post subject: |
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I added -a or -r, same error.
The info center says -n -a -r are optional.
BTW this "AllReportableEntityNames" seems only show up on commnad prompt help (i.e enter mqsireportproperties without any parameter). As I said, a search in info center did not return any hit. |
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| WBI_user |
| Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 10:58 am Post subject: |
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| The reason why I was playing with the mqsireportproperties command was because I want to find out all the current properties of the my broker to determine if I need to make any changes. When use mqsicreatebroker to create the broker, there are many paramters that we can specify. If I forgot what parameter was used, is mqsireportproperties the way to find out or there is other better way. |
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| vmcgloin |
| Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 4:38 am Post subject: |
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Hi,
This is quite old so you probably worked it out, but (since I found this posty in a related search and for completeness) the mqsireportproperties syntax needs one of -e or -b to be used. So you can use your original command if you also specify an execution group and either -a or -r.
Cheers,
Vicky |
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| szudor |
| Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 4:33 am Post subject: Try this |
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Try this:
mqsireportproperties <broker> -b httplistener -o AllReportableEntityNames -a
and
mqsireportproperties <broker> -e default -o AllReportableEntityNames -a
The output sames like
ReportableEntityName='HTTPListener'
ReportableEntityName='HTTPConnector'
ReportableEntityName='HTTPSConnector'
ReportableEntityName='MessageFlow'
ReportableEntityName='AllMessageFlows'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmAggregateNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmBasicNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmConfigurationNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmCpiParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmDBTxnCtxManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmDatabaseConnectionManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmDummyParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmGeneralParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmGenericParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmGenericXmlParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmIDOCParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmJVMManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmJavaNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmJavaPluginNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmJmsTransformNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmMQConnectionManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmMQNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmMQParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmMQeNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmMtiParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmSCADANodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmSQLNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmSocketConnectionManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmTimeoutNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmWSNodeFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmWSParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmXMLResourceManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmXSLResourceManager'
ReportableEntityName='ComIbmXmlParserFactory'
ReportableEntityName='DynamicSubscriptionEngine'
ReportableEntityName='EventLog'
ReportableEntityName='JAR'
ReportableEntityName='LabelManager'
ReportableEntityName='MIMEFactory'
ReportableEntityName='TraceLog'
ReportableEntityName='UserTraceLog'
ReportableEntityName='EventLog'
ReportableEntityName='UserTraceLog'
ReportableEntityName='TraceLog'
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| asudhakar |
| Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:41 pm Post subject: |
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| WBI_user wrote: |
| The reason why I was playing with the mqsireportproperties command was because I want to find out all the current properties of the my broker to determine if I need to make any changes. When use mqsicreatebroker to create the broker, there are many paramters that we can specify. If I forgot what parameter was used, is mqsireportproperties the way to find out or there is other better way. |
Hi,, we can use mqsiserice <BrokerName> for display all broker properties. I think it is use ful for U
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| smdavies99 |
| Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 12:12 am Post subject: |
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| asudhakar wrote: |
Hi,, we can use mqsiserice <BrokerName> for display all broker properties. I think it is use ful for U |
I think you meant to say:-
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mqsiservice <BrokerName>
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But this is a really old thread. Why did you revive it now?
There have been other threads that cover this topic since 2006/2007.
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