Starting CSQQTRMN

1. Start a batch oriented BMP running the program CSQQTRMN for each initiation queue you want to monitor.

2. Modify your batch JCL (described in the WebSphere MQ for z/OS System Setup Guide) to add a DDname of CSQQUT1 that points to a data set containing the following information:

   QMGRNAME=q_manager_name       Comment: queue manager name
   INITQUEUENAME=init_q_name     Comment: initiation queue name
   LTERM=lterm                   Comment: LTERM to remove error messages
   CONSOLEMESSAGES=YES           Comment: Send error messages to console

   where:

   q_manager_name	The name of the queue manager (if this is blank, the default nominated in CSQQDEFV is assumed)
   init_q_name	The name of the initiation queue to be monitored
   lterm	The IMS LTERM name for the destination of error messages (if this is blank, the default value is MASTER).
   CONSOLEMESSAGES=YES	Requests that messages sent to the nominated IMS LTERM are also sent to the z/OS console. If this parameter is omitted or misspelled, the default is NOT to send messages to the console.

3. Add a DD name of CSQQUT2 if you want a printed report of the processing of CSQQUT1 input.

Notes:

1. The data set CSQQUT1 is defined with LRECL=80. Other DCB information is taken from the data set. The DCB for data set CSQQUT2 is RECFM=VBA and LRECL=125.

2. We can put only one keyword on each record. The keyword value is delimited by the first blank following the keyword; this means that we can include comments. An asterisk in column 1 means that the whole input record is a comment.

3. If you misspell either of the

   QMGRNAME or LTERM keywords, CSQQTRMN uses the default for that keyword.

4. Ensure that the subsystem is started in IMS (by the /START SUBSYS command) before submitting the trigger monitor BMP job. If it is not started, your trigger monitor job terminates with abend code U3042.