Usage notes
- To keep the samples simple, there are some minor functional differences
between language versions. However, these differences are minimized if you
use the layout of the parameters shown in the sample run JCL, CSQ4BCJR, and
CSQ4BVJR. None of the differences relate to the MQI.
- CSQ4BCK1 allows you to enter more than four digits for the number of messages
sent and the length of the messages.
- For the two numeric fields, enter any digit between 1 and 9999. The value
that you enter should be a positive number. For example, to put a single message,
we can enter 1, 01, 001, or 0001 as the value. If you enter nonnumeric or
negative values, you might receive an error. For example, if you enter -1,
the COBOL program sends a one-byte message, but the C program receives an
error.
- For both programs, CSQ4BCK1 and CSQ4BVK1, enter P in the persistence
parameter, ++PER++, if you want the message to be persistent. If you fail
to do so, the message will be nonpersistent.
Parent topic:
The Put samples for the batch environment