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Create switch load files

 

WebSphere MQ comes with a sample makefile, used to build switch load files for the supported database managers. This makefile, together with all the associated C source files required to build the switch load files, is installed in the following directories:

• For WebSphere MQ for Windows, in the C:\\IBM\WebSphere MQ\tools\c\samples\xatm\ directory

• For WebSphere MQ for UNIX systems, in the /opt/mqm/samp/xatm/ directory (/usr/mqm/samp/xatm on AIX)

The sample source modules used to build the switch load files are:

• For DB2, db2swit.c

• For Oracle, oraswit.c

• For Informix, infswit.c

• For Sybase, sybswit.c

When you generate switch load files it is recommended that 32-bit switch load files are installed in /var/mqm/exits and 64-bit switch load files are installed in /var/mqm/exits64.

If you have 32-bit queue managers then the sample make file, xaswit.mak, will install a 32-bit switch load file in /var/mqm/exits.

If you have 64-bit queue managers then the sample make file, xaswit.mak, will install a 32-bit switch load file in /var/mqm/exits, and a 64-bit switch load file in /var/mqm/exits64.

 

Parent topic:

Configuring your system for database coordination

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