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Conference pamsrc::decmessageq

Title:NAS Message Queuing Bus
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Moderator:PAMSRC::MARCUSEN
Created:Wed Feb 27 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2898
Total number of notes:12363

2799.0. "dmqivpipc params signification ?" by GVA05::GUY () Tue Mar 04 1997 12:56

I have the following question on DMQ Unix

When you run dmqivpipc you provide a bus number and a group number.

question : Can the group number be a group declared in the XGROUP section ?

Thanks.

Jean-Paul.
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2799.1PAMSRC::MILLERTue Mar 04 1997 13:477
   For dmqivpipc these are not the bus and group ids.  They are the
   the number of buses and number of groups respectively, that you
   are expected to run on the system.  The report displayed tells you
   if system resources are set too low.


tm
2799.2XGROUP in dmqivpipxGVA05::GUYWed Mar 05 1997 03:5210
>   For dmqivpipc these are not the bus and group ids.  They are the
>   the number of buses and number of groups respectively, that you
>   are expected to run on the system.  The report displayed tells you
<   if system resources are set too low.

Thanks for your answer, but when you say number of groups, is it number of local
groups or does it include remote groups declared in the XGROUP section

Jean-Paul.
2799.3PAMSRC::MILLERWed Mar 05 1997 08:145
   The number of local groups.


tm
2799.4I got iZURCLO::GUYWed Mar 05 1997 11:443
    Thaks for the info
    
    Jean-Paul.