External library and control command links to primary installation on UNIX and Linux
On UNIX and Linux platforms the primary installation is the one to which links from the /usr file system are made. However, only a subset of those links created with previous releases are now made.
No links are created from /usr/include to any installation and only links to external libraries and documented control commands are made from /usr/lib, and where appropriate, /usr/lib64 (external libraries) and /usr/bin (control commands).
In order to run these commands we must complete the following steps:
- provide a full path to the command in an available IBM MQ installation,
- use the setmqenv script to update your shell environment,
- manually add the bin directory from an IBM MQ installation directory to your PATH,
- run the setmqinst command as root to make one of our existing IBM MQ installations the primary installation.
External libraries
Links are made to the following external libraries, both 32-bit and 64-bit:
- libmqm
- libmqm_r
- libmqmxa
- libmqmxa_r
- libmqmax
- libmqmax_r
- libmqmcb
- libmqmcb_r
- libmqic
- libmqic_r
- libmqcxa
- libmqcxa_r
- libmqicb
- libmqicb_r
- libimqb23ia
- libimqb23ia_r
- libimqc23ia
- libimqc23ia_r
- libimqs23ia
- libimqs23ia_r
- libmqmzf
- libmqmzf_r
The following 64-bit only libraries are also linked to:
- libmqmxa64
- libmqmxa64_r
- libmqcxa64
- libmqcxa64_r
Control commands
The following control commands are linked to from /usr/bin:
- addmqinf
- amqcrs6a
- amqcrsta
- amqmfsck
- crtmqinst
- dltmqinst
- dspmqinst
- setmqinst
- crtmqcvx
- crtmqm
- dltmqm
- dmpmqaut
- dmpmqlog
- dspmq
- dspmqaut
- dspmqcsv
- dspmqfls
- dspmqinf
- dspmqrte
- dspmqtrc
- dspmqtrn
- dspmqver
- endmqcsv
- endmqlsr
- endmqm
- endmqtrc
- rcdmqimg
- rcrmqobj
- rmvmqinf
- rsvmqtrn
- runmqchi
- runmqchl
- runmqckm
- runmqdlq
- runmqlsr
- runmqsc
- runmqtmc
- runmqtrm
- setmqaut
- setmqenv
- setmqm
- setmqprd
- strmqcsv
- strmqikm
- strmqm
- strmqtrc
Parent topic: Primary installation on UNIX, Linux, and Windows
Related concepts
- Primary installation on UNIX, Linux, and Windows
- Features that can be used only with the primary installation on Windows