Property data types and values
A property can be a boolean, a byte string, a character string, or a floating-point or integer number. The property can store any valid value in the range of the data type unless otherwise restricted by the context.
The data type of a property value must be one of the following values:- MQBOOL
- MQBYTE[ ]
- MQCHAR[ ]
- MQFLOAT32
- MQFLOAT64
- MQINT8
- MQINT16
- MQINT32
- MQINT64
A property can exist but have no defined value; it is a null property. A null property is different from a byte property (MQBYTE[ ]) or character string property (MQCHAR[ ]) in that it has a defined but empty value, that is, one with a zero-length value.
Byte string is not a valid property data type in JMS or XMS. You are advised not to use byte string properties in the usr folder.
Parent topic: Message properties