Ibm Mq 2058 Error
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Mqrc_q_mgr_name_error 2058
2058 2058 2058 2058 MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR queue manager name error reason mq 2059 return code 2058 MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR queue manager name error reason return code 2058 MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR queue mq error 2085 manager name error reason return code 2058 MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR queue manager name error reason return code 2058 MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR queue manager name error reason return code Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract)
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Your program attempts to connect to WebSphere MQ and fails. Symptom 2058 0x0000080a MQRC Q MGR NAME ERROR Cause 2058 is returned when connecting to a queue manager using the wrong queue manager name. This is the most common cause, however there can be other reasons for this failure. Resolving the problem Ensure that the queue manager name is specified correctly on: MQCONN API calls QREMOTE object definitions Client connection channel definitions
Amqsputc 2058
Debugging QCF, TCF, or Client connection problems are much more complex. Ensure that the connection request is routed to the intended machine and queue manager. Verify that the listener program is starting the channel on the correct queue manager. Ensure that the specifications for the client environment variables are correct. mqserver mqchllib mqchltab If you are using a client channel table (amqclchl.tab), then verify that your client connection channel definition has the correct queue manager name (QMNAME) specified. Corrective actions: Specify the correct queue manager name. Correct channel routing problems. Correct inetd listener configuration problems. Correct client related configuration problems. Example 1: In this example, the sample program (amqsput) is used to put a message to queue (SVR.LQ) on queue manager (svr). Notice that it fails with reason code 2058. This failure occurs because the queue manager name is "SVR", not "svr". Example 2: After the queue manager name is corrected, this works as expected. Example 3: In this example the mqserver environment variable is used to configure a channel connection, from the client to the server, using channel(SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN). The client program (amqsputc) attempts to connect to queue manager(SVR), and to put a message to queue(SVR.LQ). This program fails with MQRC 2058, because queue manager(SVR) is not listening on port(1414); queue manager(HOBSON)
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MQSeries.net Forum Index » IBM MQ Java / JMS » got a 2058 reason code error accessing queues. Why??? got a 2058 reason code error accessing queues. Why??? « View previous topic :: View next topic » Author Message carlogol Posted: Tue May 13, 2003 12:03 am Post subject: got a 2058 reason code error accessing queues. Why??? NewbieJoined: 17 Feb 2003Posts: 6 Hi all I am facing a strange problem. I have a java application which sends files (splitted into mq messages) to its counterpart via mq queues. More deeply: application A and B exchange files via mq. A sends B a file splitted into N mq messages to a particular queue (B-DATA QUEUE), and it also sends B a particular mq message to another queue (say B-COMMAND QUEUE). B receives this command mq message and understands it has to "re-build" a file reading from its data queue. When the file has been rebuilt, B sends a proper message back to A using another queue (A-COMMAND QUEUE), saying that it successfully re-created the file. If A needs to send B a number of files, it does so by creating a number of threads (1 file - 1 thread). Every thread accesses the queue istantiating its own MQManager and MQQueues. OK: enough theory The problem is: I get a 2058 error (reason code) when the thread try to access the queue using this line of code: queue = manager.accessQueue( MQqueueName, qOpenOptions); The weird thing is that i do not always receive this error (actually: 99% of the times everything works fine) but (randomly?) only when many threads (say 50-60) are running. That's a mess! Please help me! Thanks in advance Carlo PS: please, forgive me for my bad English. If something is not clear enough... TELL ME Back to top fschofer Posted: Tue May 13, 2003 1:25 am Post subject: KnightJoined: 02 Jul 2001Posts: 522Location: Mainz, Germany Hi Carlo, do you use client or bindings connection in your java application ? If you use client connections you may have reached some TCP/IP limits. I'm not so deep into MQ thread programming, but it seems to me that your thread lost or never got a connection to your queue manager. Can y