Queue Manager Manual

Step 1: Configure TMF

Installation and Management

4–2 46517 Tandem Computers Incorporated

7. Start the system by executing the appropriate commands in your PATHWAY

system. See the examples at the end of this section for a cool or cold start of Queue

Manager.

8. Stop Queue Manager by executing the appropriate commands in your PATHWAY

system. See the example at the end of this section for a Queue Manager shutdown.

Once Queue Manager is installed, you can customize it by editing the GPQCNFG file

to change server parameters. These parameters are listed later in this section.

Step 1: Configure TMF Before you can initialize Queue Manager and run a Queue Manager application, you

must start TMF. The integrity of the Queue file can be guaranteed only if it is a TMF-

audited file. You establish the TMF configuration using TMFCOM commands to:

Create the audit trails

Define the audit dump processes

Initialize TMF if it is not already installed

Refer to the Transaction Monitoring Facility (TMF) Management and Operations Guide for

detailed information on using TMFCOM to configure and start TMF.

Step 2: Run INSTALL Queue Manager software is included in the TRANSFER product, which is sent to your

site on a site update tape (SUT). On the SUT, product files are grouped in DSVs. The

names of the DSVs appear on the last part of the packing list. These names are in the

form Y

xxxxzzz

where

xxxx

is the product number and

zzz

is the release number —

for instance, Y9110C30.

The RESTDSV and REPSUBSYS phases of the INSTALL program take the Queue

Manager DSV from the SUT and put it into an ISV on your system. The ISV for Queue

Manager is the TRANSFER ISV:

Y9110C30—TRANSFER ISV

After you have run the system installation program INSTALL—including the

REPSUBSYS phase—to install the new software supplied by Tandem, copy the

required files to another subvolume. If you will execute Queue Manager within a

TRANSFER system, the entire ISV is required. (Be sure to consult the TRANSFER

Installation and Management Guide if you are installing the entire TRANSFER system.)

If you will use Queue Manager without the rest of TRANSFER, only the following files

are needed in the user-DSV:

EMSERV GPQLNK

WMSERV PQDEFLTS

GPQCOB CDPQDEF

GPQDDL

This subvolume is called the user-DSV; it is the subvolume from which Queue

Manager software is run. The installation procedures in this section assume you use a

user-DSV to define and run your Queue Manager system.