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How to Create IBM MQ LOCAL QUEUES
LOCAL QUEUES
MODEL QUEUE
Alias QUEUE
Remote QUEUE
transmission queue
Dead Letter Queue
Backup Queue
// Control Comments
dspmq // Displays the queue manager
crtmqm // Creates a queue manager

// MQSC Comments
strmqm qmgr_name // Starts the queue manager
dspmq // Checks the status
dspmq -o installation // Checks the installation information

// MQSI Comments
runmqsc qmgr_name // Starts the queue manager
display queue(*) // Displays all types of local queues
display channel(*) // Displays all channels
exit // Exits from the queue manager
display qmgr // Displays all the attributes or properties of the queue manager
alter qmgr chlauth(disabled) // Changes the properties like that

define qlocal (localQName) // Creates a local queue
display qlocal(qname) // Displays local queue

alter qlocal(qname) put(disabled) // Cannot send message // Changes property

define qlocal (transmissionQName) USAGE(XMITQ) // Creates transmission queue

define qlocal(deadLetterQ)
alter qmgr DEADQ(deadLetterQ) // This way to create the Dead letter queue

display q(system*) // Displays all the system default queues

// For creating a remote queue, we need to mention the remote queue manager name and remote queue on that queue manager
define qremote(RemoteQName) // Creates remote queue
display qremote(name)
alter

define qalias(name) // Creates alias queue
alter qalias(Aliasname) target(ThatQname)

define qmodel(modelQname) // Creates model queue

display listener(*)

define listener(lsQname) TRPTYPE(TCP) PORT(1414)
start listener(lsQname)