Data Transformation Engine IBM WebSphere MQ Adapter Reference Guide

Chapter 3 - IBM WebSphere MQ Commands List of Commands
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(
-XQN), the local queue is used. If the transmission queue specified with the
Transmission Error Queue Name adapter command (
-XEQN) does not exist, the
queue specified by the MQSeries DefaultXmitQ attribute (DEFXMITQ in MQSC) on
the local queue manager is used.
Transmission Queue Name (-XQN)
Use the Transmission Queue Name adapter command (-XQN) for data targets to
specify the name of the transmission queue that holds messages destined for a
remote queue. For more information about using the IBM WebSphere MQ adapter
with IBM WebSphere MQ transmission queues, refer to Transmission Queues.
-XQN
x_queue_name
Option Description
x_queue_name
This is the name of the transmission queue. The
transmission queue name is case sensitive.
For example, to specify that the local transmission queue xmit.q be used as the
data target for a remote queue named dest.q and the local queue manager of
qmlocl, the syntax would be:
-QMN qmlocl –QN dest.q -XQN xmit.q
For this command to work as intended, the local transmission queue must have
the same name as the remote queue manager. If the local object xmit.q is not
defined, the queue manager default transmission queue will be used.
If a local transmission queue exists with the same name as the transmission
queue specified with the Transmission Queue Name adapter command (
-XQN), the
local transmission queue is used. If the transmission queue specified with the
Transmission Queue Name adapter command (
-XQN) does not exist, the queue
specified by the MQSeries DefaultXmitQ attribute (DEFXMITQ in MQSC) on the
local queue manager is used.
Version 2 (-V2)
Use the Version 2 adapter command (-V2) to set all message descriptor and
option structure version fields to _VERSION_1, which corresponds to IBM
WebSphere MQ version 2.x. This is required for access to OS/390 Batch and CICS
systems.
-V2