Data Transformation Engine IBM WebSphere MQ Adapter Reference Guide

Chapter 3 - IBM WebSphere MQ Commands List of Commands
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Name Syntax Source Target
Queue Manager Name
-QMN queue_manager
√ √
Queue Name
-QN queue_name
√ √
Refresh Message Cursor
-REFRESH [ reset_time ]
√
Require All Messages
-ALLMSG
√
Require All Segments
-ALLSEG
√
Trace
-T [ full_path ]
√ √
Transmission Error Queue
Name
-XEQN x_err_queue_name
√
Transmission Queue Name
-XQN x_queue_name
√
Version 2
-V2
√ √
* The use of wildcards with this IBM WebSphere MQ adapter command is
supported.
Cluster Queue Manager Name (-CQMN)
Use the Cluster Queue Manager Name adapter command (-CQMN) to put
messages to a queue accessible from a cluster queue manager.
-CQMN [
cluster_manager_name ]
where
cluster_manager_name is the optional name of the cluster queue
manager upon which the target queue exists. If
cluster_manager_name is not
specified, IBM WebSphere MQ selects the queue manager from the cluster.
To put a message to a specific instance of a cluster queue (that is, a queue
instance that resides on a particular queue manager), specify the name of that
queue manager as the argument for the Cluster Queue Manager Name adapter
command (
-CQMN). This forces the local queue manager to send the message to
the specified destination queue manager.
Note The Cluster Queue Manager Name adapter command (-CQMN) must be
accompanied by the Queue Name adapter command (-QN) and the local Queue
Manager Name adapter command (-QMN).
If the argument to
-QN is the name of a cluster queue and the -CQMN argument is
not supplied, the actual destination of messages sent using the queue handle
returned by the MQOPEN call is chosen by the queue manager (or by a cluster