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mqsireportflowuserexit command

Supported operating systems

  • Windows
  • Linux and UNIX systems
  • z/OS

Purpose

Use the mqsireportflowuserexit command to report the list of active and inactive user exits for a given message flow.

Syntax

Parameters

brokername
(Required). The name of the broker.
-e egName
(Optional). The name of the execution group.
-f messageflow
(Optional). The name of the message flow.

Authorization

The user ID that is used to invoke this command must have mqbrkrs group authority.

Responses

This command returns the following responses:
  • BIP8853 Usage statement
  • BIP8859 User exits active for broker &1: &2 (where &1 is the name of broker, and &2 is all user exits set to active for the given broker).
  • BIP8854 User Exits active for Execution Group &1: &2 (where &1 is the name of the execution group, and &2 is all user exits set to active for the given execution group).
  • BIP8855: User Exits inactive for Execution Group &1: &2 (where &1 is the name of execution group, and &2 is all user exits set to inactive for the given execution group).
  • BIP8856: User Exits active for Message Flow &1: &2 (where &1 is the name of message flow and &2 is all user exits set to active for the given message flow).
  • BIP8857: User Exits inactive for Message Flow &1 : &2 (where &1 is the name of message flow, and &2 is all user exits set to inactive for the given message flow).

Examples

mqsireportflowuserexit WBRK_BROKER -e default -f MYFLOW
BIP8859 User Exits active for broker MYBROKER: exit1, exit2
BIP8854 User Exits active for Execution Group default: exit1,exit3
BIP8855 User Exits inactive for Execution Group default: exit2
BIP8856 User Exits active for Message Flow MYFLOW: exit2
BIP8857 User Exits inactive for Message Flow MYFLOW: exit1
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