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Nimesh.Srivastava
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Joined: 30 Nov 2006
Posts: 78
Location: SINGAPORE
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Hi All,
we are facing a problem in our shop
Setup
there is a local MQ defined on mainframe linked to another remote MQ in open system
this local MQ MQA1 is linked to a CICS transaction IXY1 with trigger level 1
Problem
the open system guys written 2 items on the MQ MQA1 and this initiated my transaction IXY1 in the CICS region. Flow went like below
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MQCONN
MQOPEN
MQGET - MQA1
program ABEND
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upon exit the no. of items on the MQA1 remain as 2 as seen from PQEDIT
now what happens is transaction IXY1 is initiated again and as everytime program abends this triggering goes into an infinite loop
is there a way to stop this infinite trigger?
basically, what I want is below flow
1/ 2 items written to MQA1
2/ CICS transaction IXY1 is initiated read one item from MQ and then abends
3/ no trigger of IXY1 again
4/ no of items on MQA1 remains as 2
5/ if another item is written onto MQA1 i.e third then only the CICS transaction IXY1 should be initiated
Thanks in advance
Nimesh
PS: my CICS intrapartition TD queues with trigger level 1 behave as above |
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Garry Carroll
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Joined: 08 May 2006
Posts: 1193
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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I think you may need to review how you have configured triggering and what type of messages are in use.
You say
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this local MQ MQA1 is linked to a CICS transaction IXY1 with trigger level 1 |
MQ supports TRIGGER=NONE, TRIGGER=FIRST, TRIGGER=EVERY or TRIGGER=DEPTH. Which are you using? TRIGGER=DEPTH with DEPTH set to 1?
If using depth with depth set to 1, I suggest changing to TRIGGER=EVERY. If a task abends, any message retrieved with MQGMO_SYNCPOINT will be restored to the queue so triggering is likely to be re-activated isf using depth.
Other information that may be relevant...
Are your trigger messages persistent? Are your application messages persistent? Are you issuing MQGET with or without SYNCPOINT?
There are a number of factors that affect how triggering works.
Garry. |
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