Defining the command queue manager
We can either use the same queue manager as the coordination and command queue managers, or create a new command queue manager.
We must have a command queue manager, however, we can use the same queue manager for the coordination and command queue managers. Otherwise, we need to create a new command queue manager. This can be on the same machine as the coordination queue manager, but does not have to be.
Procedure
- Rename member BFGCMCR with your own prefix, for example, CCPCMCR. We must rename BFGCMCR because re-customizing this file replaces it.
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Edit the renamed member by inserting the name of our credentials file.
For example:
%BFGCMD CMD=fteSetupCommands + -credentialsFile //'<MFTCredentialsDataSet(MemberName)>' +
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Save and submit the job.
Note that if we need to resubmit the job, we need to add the -f option.
This queue manager is used for commands such as ftePingAgent.
- Review this member, submit it, and review the output.
What to do next
See Create an agent for information on how you create an agent.
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