WebSphere MQ Event Monitoring

 

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1. Overview
2. Enabling and disabling events
3. What performance events are
4. Understanding queue service interval events
5. Queue service interval events examples
6. Understanding queue depth events
7. Queue depth events examples
8. What configuration events are
9. When configuration events are generated
10. When configuration events are not generated
11. How configuration events are used
12. Event message format
13. MQMD (message descriptor)
14. MQCFH (Event header)
15. Event message descriptions
16. Alias Base Queue Type Error
17. Bridge Started (z/OS only)
18. Bridge Stopped (z/OS only)
19. Change object (z/OS only)
20. Channel Activated
21. Channel Auto-definition Error
22. Channel Auto-definition OK
23. Channel Conversion Error
24. Channel SSL Error
25. Channel Started
26. Channel Stopped
27. Channel Stopped By User
28. Create object (z/OS only)
29. Default Transmission Queue Type Error
30. Default Transmission Queue Usage Error
31. Delete object (z/OS only)
32. Get Inhibited
33. Not Authorized (type 1)
34. Not Authorized (type 2)
35. Not Authorized (type 3)
36. Not Authorized (type 4)
37. Put Inhibited
38. Queue Depth High
39. Queue Depth Low
40. Queue Full
41. Queue Manager Active
42. Queue Manager Not Active
43. Queue Service Interval High
44. Queue Service Interval OK
45. Queue Type Error
46. Refresh object (z/OS only)
47. Remote Queue Name Error
48. Transmission Queue Type Error
49. Transmission Queue Usage Error
50. Unknown Alias Base Queue
51. Unknown Default Transmission Queue
52. Unknown Object Name
53. Unknown Remote Queue Manager
54. Unknown Transmission Queue
55. Examples

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