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Default transmission queues

 

When a queue manager sends messages to a remote queue manager, it identifies the transmission queue using the following sequence:

1. The transmission queue named on the XMITQ attribute of the local definition of a remote queue.

2. A transmission queue with the same name as the target queue manager. (This value is the default value on XMITQ of the local definition of a remote queue.)

3. The transmission queue named on the DEFXMITQ attribute of the local queue manager.

For example, the following MQSC command creates a default transmission queue on source.queue.manager for messages going to target.queue.manager:

  DEFINE QLOCAL ('target.queue.manager') +
         DESCR ('Default transmission queue for target qm') +
         USAGE (XMITQ)

Applications can put messages directly on a transmission queue, or indirectly through a remote queue definition. See also Creating a local definition of a remote queue.

 

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Defining a transmission queue

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