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Status Not under consideration
Workspace MQ, MQ Advanced & MQ Appliance
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 3, 2013

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Additional MQSC command (for full Repository qmgrs) to list queue/qmgr subscribers

In a large MQ cluster , its possible that a specific cluster queue has been subscribed to by many "client" qmgrs in the cluster. To determine the impact of a specific queue being unavailable (eg the consuming application has failed) , there is currently no quick method of determining which client qmgrs in the cluster have subscribed to this queue so that the true business impact of the application failure can be determined. I would like to see a new MQSC command that could be issued on a full repository qmgr, that will take a published cluster object (queue or qmgr) as a parameter, and then produce a list of all the qmgrs that have 'registered an interest' in this object. Currently the only way to gather this data would be to interrogate all the Partial repository qmgrs in the cluster using a DISPLAY CLUSQMGR or DISPLAY QC command , then consolidate/parse the command output . The same information is contained within the full repository for the cluster so it would be logical to issue a single command at the 'source' to collect the data.

Idea priority Low
RFE ID 33160
RFE URL
RFE Product IBM MQ
  • Guest
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    |     Jan 7, 2022

    We recognise that this is a valid requirement. However it doesn't fit with our delivery plans for the next couple of years.

    As a result we are declining this Idea. While declined the Idea can still be voted, and commented, upon.

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Oct 15, 2015

    Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
    Brand - WebSphere
    Product family - Integration
    Product - IBM MQ

    For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
    Brand - WebSphere
    Product family - Connectivity and Integration
    Product - IBM MQ

  • Guest
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    |     Feb 13, 2014

    The concept of showing which queue managers know about specific queues will be considered for a future version of MQ.

    The suggested extension to show task information is not something that would be done. That information does not flow around the cluster; nor should it.

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