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Introduction to IBM MQ – Part 3

Introduction to IBM MQ Part 3 MQ Objects : Queue Manager, Queues and Channels IBM MQ provides three primary interfaces for managing MQ queue managers and MQM resources such as queues, processes, namelists, and channels. MQ script commands (MQSC) and MQ control commands are command-line interfaces that used to create and modify queue managers and …

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Introduction to IBM MQ – Part 2

Introduction to IBM MQ Part 2 MQ Object Naming Conventions Some of the rules for naming MQ objects such as queue managers and queues are given below : Names of the MQ objects listed below are limited to 48 characters. Queue managers, Queues, Process definitions, Namelists, Clusters, Listeners, Services, Authentication information objects and Topics and subscriptions MQ …

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An Introduction to IBM MQ

Introduction to IBM MQ Part 1 What is IBM MQ ? IBM MQ is a message oriented middleware that can transport any type of data as messages. Enables businesses to build flexible, reusable architectures such as service oriented architecture (SOA) environments or microservice architecture environments. It provides a reliable “store-and-forward” transport for program-to-program communication. IBM …

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Brief Introduction to IBM Cognos Analytics – Part 2

Ways of Accessing the Contents of IBM Cognos Analytics My Content – sliding pane with consumer’s personal content My Inbox My Home – consumer’s start page, can be set to any page to which the consumer has permission Team Content – public (team’s) content Search – lightweight and scalable search engine searching for content within …

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