Recovery and restart
Restarting WebSphere MQRestarting after a normal shutdownRestarting after an abnormal terminationRestarting if you have lost your page setsRestarting if you have lost your log data setsRestarting if you have lost your CF structuresRecovering a single queue manager at an alternative siteFast copy techniquesRecovering a queue-sharing groupCF structure media recoveryBacking up the queue-sharing group at the prime siteRecovering a queue-sharing group at the alternative siteReinitializing a queue managerReinitializing a queue manager that is not in a queue-sharing groupReinitializing queue managers in a queue-sharing groupUsing the z/OS Automatic Restart Manager (ARM)What is the ARM?ARM couple data setsARM policiesDefining an ARM policyActivating an ARM policyRegistering with ARMUsing ARM in a WebSphere MQ networkRestarting on a different z/OS image with LU 6.2Restarting on a different z/OS image with TCP/IPWhen using clusteringWhen connecting to a queue-sharing groupRecovering units of work manuallyDisplaying connections and threadsActive units of workUnresolved units of workRecovering CICS units of recovery manuallyWhat happens when the CICS adapter restartsHow to resolve CICS units of recovery manuallyRecovering IMS units of recovery manuallyWhat happens when the IMS adapter restartsHow to resolve IMS units of recovery manuallyRecovery procedureRecovering RRS units of recovery manuallyRecovering units of recovery on another queue manager in the queue-sharing groupExample recovery scenariosShared queue problemsQueue is both private and sharedActive log problemsDual logging is lostActive log stoppedOne or both copies of the active log data set are damagedWrite I/O errors on an active log data setI/O errors occur while reading the active logReplacing the data setActive log is becoming fullActive log is fullArchive log problemsAllocation problemsOff-load task terminated abnormallyInsufficient DASD space to complete off-load processingRead I/O errors on the archive data set while WebSphere MQ is restarting