Customizing your queue managers

 

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  1. Preparing for customization
  2. Installable features
  3. Libraries that exist after installation
  4. Customizing your queue managers
  5. Before you start
  6. Identify the national language support libraries
  7. Customization summary
  8. Task 1: Identify the z/OS system parameters
  9. Task 2: APF authorize the WebSphere MQ load libraries
  10. Task 3: Update the z/OS link list and LPA
  11. Early code
  12. Other code
  13. Task 4: Update the z/OS program properties table
  14. Task 5: Define the WebSphere MQ subsystem to z/OS
  15. Updating the subsystem name table
  16. Defining command prefix strings
  17. CPFs in a sysplex environment
  18. Defining the scope for sysplex operation
  19. Task 6: Create procedures for the WebSphere MQ queue manager
  20. Task 7: Create procedures for the channel initiator
  21. Task 8: Define the WebSphere MQ subsystem to a z/OS WLM service class
  22. Task 9: Set up the DB2 environment
  23. Task 10: Set up the Coupling Facility
  24. Task 11: Implement your ESM security controls
  25. Task 12: Update SYS1.PARMLIB members
  26. Task 13: Customize the initialization input data sets
  27. Initialization data set formats
  28. Using the CSQINP1 sample
  29. Using the CSQINP2 samples
  30. Using the CSQINPX sample
  31. Task 14: Create the bootstrap and log data sets
  32. Task 15: Define your page sets
  33. Task 16: Add the WebSphere MQ entries to the DB2 data-sharing group
  34. Task 17: Tailor your system parameter module
  35. Creating your own system parameter module
  36. Fine tuning a system parameter module
  37. Altering system parameters
  38. Using CSQ6SYSP
  39. Using CSQ6LOGP
  40. Using CSQ6ARVP
  41. Task 18: Tailor the channel initiator parameters
  42. Task 19: Set up Batch, TSO, and RRS adapters
  43. Task 20: Set up the operations and control panels
  44. Set up the libraries
  45. Updating the ISPF menu
  46. Updating the function keys and command settings
  47. Task 21: Include the WebSphere MQ dump formatting member
  48. Task 22: Suppress information messages
  49. Migrating from a previous version
  50. Migrating to V6
  51. Migrating from V5.3.1 and V5.3
  52. Migrating from earlier unsupported releases of MQSeries
  53. Migrating from V5.3.1 and V5.3
  54. Software levels
  55. Libraries
  56. Migrating queue-sharing groups to V6
  57. Applying MQSeries for OS/390 V5.3 or 5.3.1 migration & coexistence PTFs
  58. Migrating DB2 tables
  59. Set up a new queue-sharing group
  60. CF structures
  61. CFLEVEL(4) function
  62. CFLEVEL(3) functions
  63. Recommendations
  64. Channel initiators
  65. Channel initiator parameters
  66. TCP/IP Interface
  67. Enable or disable channel event messages
  68. Channel attributes
  69. Commands
  70. PCF
  71. Security profiles
  72. Channel Initiator
  73. Initialization input data sets CSQINP1 and CSQINP2
  74. DB2 plan names
  75. Clustering
  76. CICS
  77. Distributed queueing
  78. Bridge
  79. JMS resources
  80. Changing to full function WebSphere MQ
  81. Reverting to previous versions
  82. Coexistence with earlier versions of WebSphere MQ
  83. Multiple queue manager versions in a queue-sharing group
  84. Function restrictions in a mixed queue-sharing group
  85. Multiple queue manager versions in z/OS
  86. Operations and control panels
  87. Application stubs
  88. Testing your queue manager
  89. Running the basic installation verification program
  90. Overview of the CSQ4IVP1 application
  91. Preparing to run CSQ4IVP1
  92. Running CSQ4IVP1
  93. Checking the results of CSQ4IVP1
  94. Testing for queue-sharing groups
  95. Preparing to run CSQ4IVP1 for a queue-sharing group
  96. Running CSQ4IVP1 for a queue-sharing group
  97. Checking the results of CSQ4IVP1 for a queue-sharing group
  98. Testing for distributed queuing
  99. Overview of CSQ4IVPX job
  100. Preparing to run CSQ4IVPX
  101. Running CSQ4IVPX
  102. Checking the results of CSQ4IVPX
  103. Testing for C, C++, COBOL, PL/I, and CICS