please can any body explain regarding DLQ, rules table we
need to create or it will get created when we run runmqdlq,
appreciate if any body replies.
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Answer / atul sharma
As we know Dead Letter Queue Used for storing the messages
those are not routed or their Transmission Queue is Not
Present OR Queue Manager Down .
We make Rule table for Dead letter Queue by which all
messages are easly routed to there destination queue when
application starts.
Rule Table for DLQ is:- INPUTQM(QMGR NAME) INPUTQ(QUEUE
NAME) REASON(CODE) ACTION(FWD) FWDQ(QUEUE NAME) HEADER(Y/N)
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Answer / raj
DLQ
It means dead letter queue,also said to be as a fail over
queue.
There is one system dead letter queue available
if u want u can use that one
or u want u create ur own queue.
If anything happens to the main queue the messege will go
to the dead letter queue.
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Answer / afroz
DLQ - Dead Letter Queue
If an application tries to put a message to another
application and if it is not delivered then it goes to the
DLQ. So DLQ is nothing but all undelivered messages stored
in DLQ.
Alterenate Defination:
The dead-letter queue is a local queue where messages are
put if they cannot be routed to their intended destination
You need to create a DLQ at the time of creating a Queue
Manager.
crtmqm -q -d MY.DEFAULT.XMIT.QUEUE -u
SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE SATURN.QUEUE.MANAGER
where -u is dead letter queue
Hope this Helps
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