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DISPLAY CLUSQMGR

 

Use the DISPLAY CLUSQMGR command to display cluster information about queue managers in a cluster. If you issue this command from a queue manager with a full repository, the information returned pertains to every queue manager in the cluster. If you issue this command from a queue manager that does not have a full repository, the information returned pertains only to the queue managers in which it has an interest. That is, every queue manager to which it has tried to send a message and every queue manager that holds a full repository.

The information includes most channel attributes that apply to cluster-sender and cluster-receiver channels, and also:

DEFTYPE	How the queue manager was defined. DEFTYPE can be one of the following: CLUSSDR Defined explicitly as a cluster-sender channel CLUSSDRA Defined by auto-definition as a cluster-sender channel CLUSSDRB Defined as a cluster-sender channel, both explicitly and by auto-definition CLUSRCVR Defined as a cluster-receiver channel
QMTYPE	Whether it holds a full repository or only a partial repository.
CLUSDATE	The date at which the definition became available to the local queue manager.
CLUSTIME	The time at which the definition became available to the local queue manager.
STATUS	The current status of the cluster-sender channel for this queue manager.
SUSPEND	Whether the queue manager is suspended.
CLUSTER	What clusters the queue manager is in.
CHANNEL	The cluster-receiver channel name for the queue manager.

 

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WebSphere MQ commands for work with clusters

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