Skid,
Yes, this is a very common scenario.
You can defined remote queues on the queue manager (any queue manager) and have messages flow over MCA to another queue manager.
At one level you can do
DEFINE QR(R1) RNAME(FARQUEUE) RQMNAME(LIQM) XMITQ(XQLIQM)
DEFINE QR(R2) RNAME(FARQUEUE) RQMNAME(LIQM) XMITQ(XQLIQM)
If you are using Clustering you could define a queue alias- where FARQUEUE is in the cluster on the remote machine.
DEFINE QA(A1) TARGQ(FARQUEUE)
DEFINE QA(A2) TARGQ(FARQUEUE)
Colin
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Colin Paice
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue November 16, 2021 09:17 AM
From: Skid Minix
Subject: Multiple remote mainframe queues pointing to one local/linux queue.
I was asked by a programmer if multiple remote mainframe/application queues can be defined to point to one local queue on a distributed machine.
If there is a best practice for this please advise.
Thanks.
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Skid Minix
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