IBM MQ Commands
Commands are case sensitive and lower case.
Some of the most popular sample programs are:
amqsput PUT
amqsbcg BROWSE
amqsget GET
These are some of the most common:
These are some of the most common:
crtmqm – creates QMGR
strmqm – starts QMGR
endmqm – ends QMGR
dltmqm – deletes QMGR
runmqsc – starts MQ script
Create a Queue manager
command:
crtmqm QM1
Start the queue manager
strmqm QM1
Starting MQSC for queue manager QM1.
runmqsc QM1
Create a local queue called LQ1
define qlocal(LQ1)
Stop the scripting tool (command line )
end
Displaying Queue Manager Status
dspmq
Putting a message to the Queue LQ1
amqsput LQ1 QM1
To end amqsput, press Enter.
Getting messages from the Queue LQ1
amqsget LQ1 QM1
Queue types –
local queues (normal and xmitq)
alias queue (points to targq)
remote queue (points to queue on remote qmgr
– actual put is to local xmitq)
cluster queue (many different types of queues
which are broadcast as part of a cluster)
model queue (template for dynamic queues)
Dead Letter Queue (DLQ)
- When messages can not be delivered to their intended
destination they may be sent to a Dead Letter Queue
- MQ provides an automated way of handling these Dead
Letter messages – the Dead Letter Queue handler,
invoked by runmqdlq command, is the default routine
supplied by MQ
- We recommend all QMGRs have a DLQ configured. Can
be added via runmqsc alter qmgr command or can be
done during crtmqm with –u option
(i.e. crtmqm -u SYSTEM.DEAD.LETTER.QUEUE TESTQMGR)
MQ commands
| Command name | Purpose |
|---|---|
| amqccert | Check certificate chains |
| amqoamd | Output setmqaut commands |
| amqmdain | Configure or control WebSphere MQ services (Windows® systems only) |
| amqtcert | Transfer certificates |
| crtmqcvx | Convert data |
| crtmqm | Create a local queue manager |
| dltmqm | Delete a queue manager |
| dmpmqaut | Dump authorizations to an object |
| dmpmqlog | Dump a log [url] |
| dspmq | Display queue managers |
| dspmqaut | Display authorizations to an object |
| dspmqcsv | Display the status of a command server |
| dspmqfls | Display file names |
| dspmqrte | Display route application |
| dspmqtrc | Display formatted trace output (UNIX® systems only) |
| dspmqtrn | Display details of transactions [pareja de rsvmqtrn] |
| dspmqver | Display version number |
| endmqcsv | Stop the command server on a queue manager |
| endmqdnm | Stop .NET monitor |
| endmqlsr | Stop the listener process on a queue manager |
| endmqm | Stop a local queue manager |
| endmqtrc | Stop tracing for an entity |
| mqftapp | Run the File Transfer Application |
| mqftrcv | Receive file using the File Transfer Application (server) |
| mqftrcvc | Receive file using the File Transfer Application (client) |
| mqftsnd | Send file using the File Transfer Application (server) |
| mqftsndc | Send file using the File Transfer Application (client) |
| rcdmqimg | Write an image of an object to the log |
| rcrmqobj | Recreate an object from their image in the log |
| rsvmqtrn | Commit or back out a transaction |
| runmqchi | Start a channel initiator process |
| runmqchl | Start a sender or requester channel |
| runmqdlq | Start the dead-letter queue handler |
| runmqdnm | Run .NET monitor |
| runmqlsr | Start a listener process |
| runmqsc | Issue MQSC commands to a queue manager |
| runmqtmc | Invoke a trigger monitor for a client (AIX® clients only) |
| runmqtrm | Invoke a trigger monitor for a server |
| setmqaut | Change authorizations to an object |
| setmqcrl | Set certificate revocation list (CRL) LDAP server definitions (Windows® systems only) |
| setmqprd | Enroll production license |
| setmqscp | Set service connection points (Windows® systems only) |
| strmqcsv | Start the command server for a queue manager |
| strmqm | Start a local queue manager |
| strmqtrc | Enable tracing |
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