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Status Functionality already exists
Workspace MQ, MQ Advanced & MQ Appliance
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 1, 2025

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A tool to recover message in MQ shared queue

In the case of a queue manager failure, it would be nice to be able to recover messages. It's already exists a tool to recover message : CSQLOG utility.

But for shared queues CSQLOG doesn't work, there are no tools for this purpose.

It would be great to have one and like that we got a full coverage for the recovery of MQ message.

Idea priority High
  • Admin
    Matthew Leming
    Jul 17, 2025

    To be clear, persistent and non-persistent messages on shared queues are retained and are available via other queue managers if a queue manager in the queue sharing group fails.
    If application structures fail, then persistent messages are automatically recovered from the queue manager logs and structure backups.
    If you want to access messages from shared queues from the logs manually, for other purposes, then you can already do that using CSQ1LOGP and CSQ4LOGS, but you have to run the utilities against each queue manager to get all the messages from the shared queue. This information was provided in the referenced case.

    It looks like this idea was raised before the correct information was returned to you in the case, therefore I don't believe this idea is needed. Please reopen if you disagree.




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