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MQ Administration Part 2
Duration
3 Days
Course
WMMQ-200
Available Formats
Classroom Training, Online Training
Course Description
Overview
Objectives
The course will answer the perennial MQ questions:
- Where has my message gone?
- Why is my system so slow?
- What are the new Version 7 Features?
- How can I read and interpret the logs?
- Error Handling.
- Understand the MQ environment.
- Handle all aspects of Logging.
- Configure remote access and client server environments.
- Implement aspects of security in a distributed queuing environment.
- Improve the performance of MQ, taking into account the requirements of the installation.
- Explain the scope of automated function that is available to support the management of a MQ network.
- Understand and appreciate MQ Clustering.
- Develop, publish and subscribe environments.
Audience
This is an advanced course for technical professionals who perform advanced administrator tasks for IBM MQ on z/OS or on distributed platforms, or who provide support to others performing these tasks. The course is delivered at the latest release level but can cover earlier releases on request.
Prerequisites
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Attendance on MQ Administration z/OS Part 1 or MQ Administration LUW (Linux, UNIX and Windows) Part 1, or a similar level of understanding is required.
Topics
- Overview
- Architecture
- Common Services.
- Log Manger.
- Queue Manager Kernel.
- OAM.
- Application Interface.
- Message Channel Interface.
- Command Server.
- Data Abstraction and Persistence.
- Communication Interface.
- MQ Processes.
- Stopping A Queue Manager Manually.
- The MQ Configuration Files.
- Editing Configuration Files.
- Configuration File Properties.
- MQS.INI File.
- NotWindows.
- Windows.
- QM.INI File.
- AMQMDAIN.
- Understanding MQ File Names.
- Name Transformation.
- Object Name Transformation.
- DSPMQFLS.
- Control Commands.
- Commands Mainframe.
- Configuration.
- MQ System Libraries.
- ISPF Libraries.
- CICS System Libraries.
- Sample Code.
- Program Properties.
- Sub System.
- Name Table Entries.
- Command Line Prefix.
- Queue Manager Definition.
- Viewing the Queue Manger Definition.
- System Defaults.
- CSQ6SYSP.
- CSQ6LOGP.
- CSQ6ARVP.
- CSQBDEFV.
- The Page Datasets.
- The Buffer Pools.
- CSQINP1.
- Storage Classes.
- Required Queues.
- Start the Channel Initiator.
- Stopping the Channel Initiator.
- Queue Manager.
- Queue Manager.
- Performance.
- Calculating the Size of the Log.
- Tuning Parameters.
- Manual Queue Deletion.
- Displaying a Queue Manager Details dspmq.
- Message Sets.
- Distributed Processing.
- Local Queuing.
- Distributed Queuing.
- Channel states.
- Message Hopping.
- Client To Server Queuing.
- Using Environment Variable.
- Definition Table.
- MQCONNX.
- Sample Program AMQSCNXC.
- Queue Manager Grouping.
- Message Do Not Appear When Or Where Expected.
- Error Logs.
- Location.
- Operation.
- Creating Persistent/Non Persistent Messages.
- Within Syncpoint Control.
- Outside Syncpoint Control.
- Messages Containing Incorrect Data.
- Mainframe Log.
- Archiving.
- Mainframe Dual Logging.
- When the active log is written.
- Declaring The Logging Information.
- Practical Exercise.
- Logs
- Types of Logging.
- Circular Logging.
- Linear Logging.
- Logging Summary.
- Why Should I look at MQ Logs.
- Queue File Introduction.
- Typical Log Record.
- Where Are The Logs.
- Viewing The Logs.
- DMPMQLOG.
- RCRMQOBJ.
- Check Pointing.
- RCDMQIMG.
- Replay Phase.
- Recovery Phase.
- Resolution Phase.
- Difference Between Error and System Logs.
- Error Logs.
- Log Creation.
- Log Size.
- Log Contents.
- Log Description.
- Log Parameters.
- Error Log Size.
- Excluded Messages.
- Suppressed Messages.
- Suppressed Message Interval.
- Persistent/Non Persistent Messages.
- Creating Persistent/Non Persistent Messages.
- Syncpoint Control.
- Within Syncpoint Control.
- Outside Syncpoint Control.
- Messages Containing Incorrect Data.
- Mainframe Logging.
- Types of Log Files.
- Dual Logging.
- Active Logs.
- When the Active Log Is Written.
- Declaring the Logging Information.
- CSQ6SYSP.
- BSDS.
- What the Bootstrap Data Set is For.
- Definition.
- CSQJU003.
- Archive Logging.
- CSQ6ARVP.
- The Log Datasets.
- Log Records.
- Unit of Recovery.
- Checkpoint Records.
- Page Set Control Records.
- CF Structure Backup Records.
- The Off Load Process.
- Messages During Off Load.
- Archive Log Data Sets and BSDS Copies.
- What Happens During Restart and Recovery.
- Rebuilding Queue Indexes.
- Log Utilities.
- Mainframe Traces.
- AP1 Trace.
- Channel Initiator Trace.
- Generalized Trace.
- Performance Statistics.
- Accounting Data.
- LUW Traces.
- Statistics Mainframe.
- Setting On.
- The Output.
- Statistics LUW.
- Accounting Messages.
- Statistics Messages.
- Clusters
- Repository.
- Full Repository.
- Partial Repository.
- Maintaining Information.
- Cluster Sender And Receiver Channels.
- Cluster Definitions.
- Repository CSQOREXX.
- MQEXPLORER.
- Sender and Receiver Channels.
- Queues.
- Workload balancing.
- Binding.
- Options.
- CLWLUSEQ.
- User Exit.
- Netprty.
- Ranking Channels.
- Weighing Queue Managers.
- MQ EXPLORER Wizard.
- Alias and Remote Queue Definitions.
- Creating the Remote Queue Definition.
- Creating the Channels.
- The Queue Manager Alias.
- Connecting To A Queue That Is Outside Of A Cluster.
- Creating the Remote Queue Definition.
- Creating the Channels.
- Overlapping Clusters.
- Introduction.
- Examples.
- Removing A Cluster Queue From A Queue Manager.
- Security
- Types of Security.
- Access Control.
- OAM.
- Operation.
- Control.
- MCA Access.
- Message Content.
- SSL.
- Types of Security Breeches.
- Overcoming Security Access Control.
- Handshake.
- Create a Key Repository.
- Defining the Key Repository.
- Setting up the Channels for SSL.
- Distinguished Names.
- Error Logs
- Finding the Logs.
- Log Names.
- Log Creation.
- Log Size.
- Log Contents.
- Log Description.
- Error Log Size.
- FFST.
- Persistent/Non Persistent Messages.
- Syncpoint Control.
- Performance Statistics.
- Accounting Data.
- Traces.
- Publish and Subscribe
- Terms.
- Topic.
- Publishers.
- Subscribers.
- Publications.
- Retained Publications.
- Message Selection.
- Durable/Non Durable Subscription.
- An Orphan Subscription.
- Defining Topics.
- MQ Explorer.
- Command Prompt.
- A Publish and Subscribe Environment.
- Publish.
- API’s within Applications.
- Sample Programs.
- MQ Explorer.
- Subscribe.
- API’s within Applications.
- Sample Programs.
- MQ Explorer.
- Further Notes.
- AMQSSBX.
- RFHUTIL.
- Topic Alias.
- Subscription/Publication Testing.
- Java Message Service
- JMS Message.
- JMS Fields & Properties.
- MQRFH2 Header.
- Message Body.
- MQ Classes For Java Interface.
- Example Application.
- Message Broker
- Without a Message Broker.
- The Solution.
- A Message Broker.
- IBM Integration Bus.
- Integration Bus Toolkit.
- Message Parsing.
- Message Properties
- Format.
- Message Format Version 7.
- Message Properties.
- Message Flowing To A Previous Version.
- Summary/Advantages of Message Properties.
- Message Properties API.
- MQCRTMH.
- MQDLTMH.
- MQSETMP.
- MQINQMP.
- Viewing Properties MQEXPLORER.
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