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WEBSPHERE MQ ONLINE TRAINING
1. OVERVIEW OF THE BASIC INFO & MQ
What Is Platform
What Is OS
What Is An Application
What Is Distributed Application Development
What, Why, Where, How WebSphere MQ
MQ Administrator Boundaries
2. OVERVIEW OF THE MESSAGE
Message
Types Of Message
Message Parts
Message Descriptor
Message Data/Payload/Application Data
Non-Persistent Messages
Persistent Messages.
3. MQ BENFITS & MQ CHARACTERISTICS
4. MQ INSTALATIONS/UNINSTALATIONS
MQ Server
MQ Client
MQ Fix Pac
MQ Support Pac
5. MIGRATION
MQ MIGRATION
OS MIGRATION
6. FILE SYSTEM AT(WINDOWS & LINUX)
7.MQ OBJECTS
QUEUE MANAGER
QUEUES
Predefined Queues
Dynamic Queues
CHANNEL
Message Channels ( All Combinations)
MQI Channels
LISTENER
PROCESS
NAMELIST
SERVICE
Command Service/ Server Service
8. MQ COMMANDS
Control Commands
MQSC Commands
PCF Commands
9.MQI CALLS
Major Calls Minor Calls
MQCONN/MQCONNX MQBEGIN
MQDISC MQCMIT
MQOPEN MQBACK
MQCLOSE MQINQ
MQPUT MQSET
MQGET MQPUT1
10. RUNMQSC MODES & SCRIPT FILES
11. DISTRIBUTED QUEUE MANAGEMENT
What Is DQM
What Is MCA
What Is MCP
What Is Message Channel
COMBINATIONS OF MCAS
Sender-Receiver Server-Receiver
Server-Requester Sender-Requester
Cluster Sender-Cluster Receiver
AUTO RECEIVER CHANNEL CREATION
CHANNLE STATES
Inactive Initialization Binding Retrying
Running Pause Stopping Stopped
MULTIHOPPING
Using DefXmitq Attribute
Using Queue Manager Alias
Channel Exits Configuration
12. TRIGGERING OVERVIEW & TYPES
CHANNEL TRIGGERING
USING TRIGDATA
USING PROCESS OBJECT
APPLICATION TRIGGERING
USING PROCESS OBJECT
TRIGGER MONITORS
CHANNEL INITIATOR
TRIGGER MONITOR
TRIGGER MESSAGE
INITIATION QUEUES
13.LOGS, LOGGING & TROUBLE SHOOTING
TYPES OF LOGS
TRANSACTION LOGS
Primary Logs
Secondary Logs
ERROR LOGS
MQ Error Logs
Queue Manager Error Logs
TYPES OF LOGGING
Circular Logging
Linear Logging
Check Point
Restart Recovery
Media Recovery
Logs Backup & FDC Files Overview
14.REMOTE ADMINISTRATION &COMM& SERVER OVERVIEW
15. MQI CHANNELS
Client Connection
Server Connection
ENVORONMENT VARIABLES
MQSERVER Variable
MQCHLLIB Variable
MQCHLTAB Variable
Auto Server Connection Channel Creation
16. CONFIGURATION FILES OVERVIEW
MQS.INI
QM.INI
WINDOWS REGISTRY
17.SECURITY & SSL COFIGURATION
OAM
ACL
Global Permissions
Object Permissions
One way SSL Configuration
Two way SSL Configuration & SSL Environment Variables
18.CLUSTERING
Cluster Overview
Repository
Full Repository
Partial Repository
Cluster Channels
Cluster Queues
High Availability
Workload Balancing
Fail Over H&ling
19. CONFIGURATION BACKUP & MESSAGES BACKUP
20. DEADLETTER H&LER
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