Defining WebSphere MQ administrative subscriptions -
Defining WebSphere MQ administrative subscriptions -
we using ibm's websphere mq, , having issues creating administrative subscriptions via scripts. 1 of params expects existing model queue reason missing our environment. maybe that's issue altogether wondering there way bypass model queue , create subscription anyways?
the link i'm looking @ messages & codes manual section containing amq8464. please scroll downwards see amq8464. guess we're missing insert_3
there way around not having it. total text of error follows:
if command entered alter or display, subscription specified not exist. if command entered copy, source subscription not exist. if command entered create, scheme default mq subscription not exist.
thanks ideas.
this error can thrown when attempting re-create or delete subscription , expected existing subscription isn't found. since attempting define subscription can assume lastly case described in error manual 1 want - system.default.sub
not exist. subscription defined when qmgr created (assuming v7.0 or greater version of wmq). there 2 ways back.
strmqm -c
command as described here. redefine default scheme objects have been manually deleted, including default subscription. the reason #1 works wmq utilize whatever parameters provide on define
command , leave out looks @ system.default.sub
object determine scheme local default value. if supply all of values, has no need @ default object , defines whatever tell it. means can define own subscription or matter can define system.default.sub
specifying parms. next define
statement recreates system.default.sub
without having stop , restart qmgr using -c
option:
define sub(system.default.sub) + topicstr('') + topicobj('') + dest('') + destqmgr('') + pubappid('') + selector('') + userdata('') + pubacct(0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000) + destcorl(000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000) + destclas(provided) + expiry(unlimited) + psprop(msgprop) + pubprty(aspub) + reqonly(no) + subscope(all) + sublevel(1) + varuser(any) + wschema(topic) + subuser('')
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