Functions available
Overview
The table below shows the full list of WebSphere MQ functions that you may need when setting up and controlling channels. The channel functions are explained in this chapter.
Function Control commands MQSC WebSphere MQ Explorer equivalent? WebSphere MQ Service snap-in equivalent? Change queue manager ALTER QMGR Yes No Create queue manager crtmqm Yes Yes Delete queue manager dltmqm Yes Yes Display queue manager DISPLAY QMGR Yes No End queue manager endmqm Yes Yes Ping queue manager PING QMGR No No Start queue manager strmqm Yes Yes Add a queue manager to Windows systems Service Control Manager No Yes Display command server dspmqcsv No Yes End command server endmqcsv No Yes Start command server strmqcsv No Yes Change queue ALTER QALIAS
ALTER QLOCAL
ALTER QMODEL
ALTER QREMOTEYes No Clear queue CLEAR QLOCAL
CLEAR QUEUEYes No Create queue DEFINE QALIAS
DEFINE QLOCAL
DEFINE QMODEL
DEFINE QREMOTEYes No Delete queue DELETE QALIAS
DELETE QLOCAL
DELETE QMODEL
DELETE QREMOTEYes No Display queue DISPLAY QUEUE Yes No Change process ALTER PROCESS Yes No Create process DEFINE PROCESS Yes No Delete process DELETE PROCESS Yes No Display process DISPLAY PROCESS Yes No Change channel ALTER CHANNEL Yes No Create channel DEFINE CHANNEL Yes No Delete channel DELETE CHANNEL Yes No Display channel DISPLAY CHANNEL Yes No Display channel status DISPLAY CHSTATUS Yes No End channel STOP CHANNEL Yes Yes Ping channel PING CHANNEL Yes No Reset channel RESET CHANNEL Yes No Resolve channel RESOLVE CHANNEL Yes No Run channel runmqchl START CHANNEL Yes Yes Run channel initiator runmqchi START CHINIT (not Compaq NonStop Kernel) No Yes Run listener runmqlsr (not AT(R)&T GIS UNIX and Compaq Tru64 UNIX) START LISTENER (not Compaq NonStop Kernel) No Yes End listener endmqlsr (OS/2, Windows systems, AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, and SINIX and DC/OSx only) No Yes
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