Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Hi,

Iam getting the following error while reading from an WMQ Queue residing on Sun Solaris, Any suggestions.

TRACE ON
<13011-001>: Adapter command: -QMN QM1 -QN Q1 -HDR -T
<13011-001>: intm4mqsCheckAdapterCommand
<13011-001>: intm4mqsCheckAdapterCommand (rc = 0) OK
<13011-008>: m4mqsConnect
<13011-008>: | Connected successfully to the queue manager QM1
<13011-008>: m4mqsConnect (rc = 0) OK
<13011-008>: m4mqsOnNotify
<13011-008>: | OnNotify->ListenStart
<13011-008>: | intm4mqsOpenQueue
<13011-008>: | | Obtaining handle for the queue FROM.BIZTALK.MERC
<13011-008>: | | Queue Q1 is the first queue on the connection
<13011-008>: | | b:6781966731Opening queue Q1[/b:6781966731]
<13011-008>: | | b:6781966731Adapter error rc = -1003 [/b:6781966731]Queue could not be opened
<13011-008>: | | MQSeries error (ReasonCode = 2035)
<13011-008>: | intm4mqsOpenQueue (rc = -1003) *** ERROR ***
<13011-008>: | Adapter error rc = -1003 Queue could not be opened
<13011-008>: m4mqsOnNotify (rc = -1003) *** ERROR ***
<13011-008>: m4mqsListen
thanks
Sbalaji
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

Did you search for MQSeries error (ReasonCode = 2035) on the 'net?

2035 User is not authorized to perform the attempted action. Verify that you are connecting to the correct queue and queue manager. Verify that you are authorized to connect to the queue manager. If error is reported to a client connecting to a queue manager, you might need to set the user ID under the MCA tab in the server connection channel definition properties to a user ID that has permission to access the queue manager on the server machine.
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