Queue depth events examples

Use these examples to understand the information that we can obtain from queue depth events

The first example provides a basic illustration of queue depth events. The second example is more extensive, but the principles are the same as for the first example. Both examples use the same queue definition, as follows:

The queue, MYQUEUE1, has a maximum depth of 1000 messages. The high queue depth limit is 80% and the low queue depth limit is 20%. Initially, Queue Depth High events are enabled, while the other queue depth events are disabled.

The IBM MQ commands (MQSC) to configure this queue are:

ALTER QMGR PERFMEV(ENABLED)

DEFINE QLOCAL('MYQUEUE1') MAXDEPTH(1000) QDPMAXEV(DISABLED) QDEPTHHI(80)
QDPHIEV(ENABLED) QDEPTHLO(20) QDPLOEV(DISABLED)

• Queue depth events: example 1
  A basic sequence of queue depth events.
• Queue depth events: example 2
  A more extensive sequence of queue depth events.

Parent topic: Performance events

Related concepts

• Queue depth events

Related tasks

• Enable queue depth events

Related information

• The MQSC commands