- IBM MQ commands
The supported IBM MQ commands can be viewed on the command line These commands are divided into categories, including administration commands, diagnosis commands, user commands, and certificate commands
- Websphere MQ Commands List PDF | PDF | System Software | Computing - Scribd
The document provides commands for managing IBM MQ components like queue managers, queues, channels, and listeners Key commands include: - ENDMQM to stop a queue manager either normally with -w to wait for applications or immediately with -i
- IBM MQ cheat sheet for developers
For more information, see Administration using MQSC commands in the IBM MQ Docs For Docker instances you will need command line access in the container running the queue manager: docker exec -ti <container_id> bin bash
- System Administration Guide - IBM
You can use MQSC commands to manage queue manager objects, including the queue manager itself, clusters, channels, queues, namelists, process definitions, and authentication information (authinfo) objects
- IBM MQ control commands List - tekslatetutor
This tutorial discusses on working with commands on websphere mq series and gives a brief introduction on different types of queues
- Script (MQSC) Command Reference - IBM
Script (MQSC) Command Reference Contents 1 Using MQSC commands 1 1 Rules for using MQSC commands 1 1 1 Characters with special meanings 1 1 2 Generic values 1 1 3 Building command scripts 1 1 4 Using commands in z OS 1 2 Rules for naming WebSphere MQ objects 1 2 1 Queue names 1 2 2 Other object names 1 3 Syntax diagrams 1 3 1
- Commands reference - IBM
Use commands to manage queue manager objects (control commands, MQSC commands, PCF commands), Managed File Transfer (MFT) objects, and IBM® MQ Internet Pass-Thru
- Command List - eG Innovations
Given below is a random list of commands that you can use (as and when appropriate) to troubleshoot issues with MQ server monitoring: To create a queue manager and make it the default queue manager: crtmqm -q <Queue Manager Name>
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