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Workspace MQ, MQ Advanced & MQ Appliance
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 3, 2024

RELATED IDEAS

Add a -MQ_Appliance option to runmqsc on other Platforms (i.e. Linux, AIX, Windows etc.) so the -v (verify) option can be used authenticate the < input.file will complete successfully when run on the MQ Appliance

Modern Change Management processes require all scripts to be both input format verified and peer reviewed. MQ Appliance shops running remote scripts to restore a Queue Managers or to add new MQ objects would use this feature. runmqsc -v -mq_appliance <input.file would verify all commands conform to the MQ Appliance format when executed on another platform (i.e. Linux, AIX, Windows etc.). Alternatively, if the MQ Appliance could be adapted to handle the -v  (Verify) option (which Architecturally I do not believe is possible); then, that would be fine as well. Large customers who want to migrate to the MQ Appliance must be able to meet all of the requirements of modern change management processes when administering changes.

Idea priority High

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