Working with Commands in WebSphere MQ series

Command to lists the Queue Manager name and status In order to list all Queue manager with there current status use command dspmq Command to lists the MQ Series version  In order to view MQ Series version Type dspmqver Command to create Queue Manager  Syntax : crtmqm <QueueManager Name> Example : crtmqm  Excercise1QM By using MQ explorer, once Queue Manager is created, a listener will be created automatically, but in case of command, you have to create listener explicitly (optional). Command to create listener  given below Syntax: DEF LISTENER(listener name) Command to start, stop, & delete Queue Manager   To start:  Syntax : strmqm <QueueManager Name>  Example : strmqm Excercise1QM To stop:  Syntax : endmqm <QueueManager Name>  Example : endmqm Excercise1QM To delete:  Syntax : dltmqm <QueueManager Name>  Example : dltmqm Excercise1QM   RUNMQSC Command to create queue manager objects.    Syntax : runmqsc <QueueManager Name>  Example : runmqsc Excercise1QM Command to create local queue (MQSC command) Syntax : define qlocal or ql <(QueueName)>  Example : define qlocal (Excercise1QL1) Command to put test messages onto a queue  Syntax : amqsput <QueueName> <QueueManager Name>  Example : amqsput  Excercise1QL1 Excercise1QM Command to browse message onto a queue  Syntax : amqsbcg or amqsgbr <QueueName> <QueueManager Name>  Example : amqsbcg  Excercise1QL1 Excercise1QM Command to delete/get message from a queue  Syntax : amqsput <QueueName> <QueueManager Name>  Example : amqsput  Excercise1QL1 Excercise1QM MQSC Command to display & alter properties or list queue manager objects Display all queues of the queue manager   DISPLAY or DIS Q(*) Display all local queues of the queue manager   DIS QL(*) Command to create  Alias Queue DEF QA (Queue Name) TARGQ(Queue Name), Example: DEF QA (Excercise1QA1) TARGETQ(Excercise1QL1) Command to display Alias Queue  DIS QA( Excercise1QA1)   DIS QA(*) : Will display all Alias queues of the queue manager Command to create Remote Queue    DEF QR (Queue Name) Example : DEF QR (Excercise1QR1) Ó Command to display Remote queue    DIS QR( Excercise1QR1)   DIS QR(*) : Will display all Remote queues of the queue manager Command to create  Model Queue    DEF QM (Queue Name) Example : DEF QM (Excercise1QM1) Command to display Model Queue    DIS QM( Excercise1QM1)   DIS QM(*) : Will display properties of the all Model queue Display properties of the queue manager    DIS QMGR DIS is the command to “display” the properties of the QueueManager like Trigger Interval, Max Handles, Max message length,TCP port  etc. Delete queue   DELETE QL(Queue Name) --> Throw an error if queue is not empty, so first clear the queue, then delete. CLEAR QL(Queue Name) Display properties of the system queue  DIS QL(SYSTEM*) Display CURDEPTH & MAXDEPTH property of the queue  DIS QL(Queue Name) CURDEPTH MAXDEPTH CURDEPTH stands for Current depth of the particular queue and MAXDEPTH stands for Maximum depth of the particular queue Working with Persistent queue  ALT QL(Queue Name) DEFPSIST(YES) The above command is to Alter the localqueue along with Persistence DIS QL(Queue Name) DEFPSIST The above command is to Display the local queue along with Persistence Note : Put some messages using amqsput command and re-start queue manager Messages will be present Working with Dead Letter queue   - To create normal local queue. - DEF QL(Excercise1DLQ1) DEFPSIST(YES) MAXDEPTH(1000000)     MAXMSGL(41943040) - Assign DLQ to queue manager    ALT QMGR DEADQ(Excercise1DLQ1) -To display DLQ    DIS QMGR DEADQ Check out our Related Articles

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