This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . Today I want to write about a well-hidden feature of your IBM MQ Distributed queue manager in order to help others to...
M orag's Q uirks This is part of an occasional series of small blog posts where I (Morag) will write about some of the quirks in IBM MQ, in the hope of invoking the response, "Well, I didn't know that!" Read other posts in this series . When you have a z/OS queue manager which is a member...
The IBM MQ Appliance is a hardware offering that provides a dedicated and optimised platform for hosting IBM MQ queue managers. It includes integrated support for high availability (HA), disaster recovery (DR) and IBM MQ Advanced capabilities, such as Advanced Message Security (AMS). You can...
M orag's Q uirks This is part of an occasional series of small blog posts where I (Morag) will write about some of the quirks in IBM MQ, in the hope of invoking the response, "Well, I didn't know that!" Read other posts in this series . If you've programmed using the MQ API, you'll be...
Introducing Application Patterns In MQ 9.2.4 In MQ 9.1 CD and MQ 9.2 LTS, we have introduced a new feature called Uniform Clusters, a variation of an IBM MQ cluster that simplifies the setup and the configuration process to create a scalable, highly available MQ topology. Uniform...
M orag's Q uirks This is part of an occasional series of small blog posts where I (Morag) will write about some of the quirks in IBM MQ, in the hope of invoking the response, "Well, I didn't know that!" Read other posts in this series . In this post I am going to write about the way IBM...
This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . In this post I want to take a look at one attribute that is part of the channel status output of a running channel. It's...
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M orag's Q uirks This is part of an occasional series of small blog posts where I (Morag) will write about some of the quirks in IBM MQ, in the hope of invoking the response, "Well, I didn't know that!" Read other posts in this series . A recent post by Roger Lacroix about the speed...
This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . It seems that there are quite regularly questions on the MQ Forums where users are asking some flavour of the following...
IBM MQ supports the exchange of information between applications, systems, services, and files by sending and receiving message data via messaging queues. This simplifies the creation and maintenance of business applications. IBM MQ works with a broad range of computing platforms and can be...