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As ever, you use this
free program at your own risk.
Feel free to use the software on this site but please
honor the copyright.
MQVER is a little assembler program that will display all of the MQ systems that are
defined to a z/OS system. It will show the status of the systems (i.e Active or Inactive), the
MQ version and the PTF level. MQVERC is the Cobol equivalent to the MQVER program.
The PTF level will be that of the Early Load program, CSQ3EPX.
The output from MQVER is a series of WTO (Write To Operator) messages.
It will look similar to this:
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+ Status Name - Type Version PTF Lvl Level
+ Active MQAD - MQ 7 UK44471 004.003
+ Active MQAP - MQ 7 UK44471 004.003
+ Active MQAB - MQ 7 UK44471 004.003
+Inactive CSQ1 - MQ 7 UK44471 004.003
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The output from MQVERC is written to the output stream.
QMSTAT is a hybrid version of MQVER. It will, if no parameter is passed
to it, display exactly the same output as MQVER. The only difference is that it will return a
condition code of 4.
If you pass a 4 character parameter to it the program will return a
condition code depending on the status of the MQ subsystems passed to it.
These condition codes are:
- 0 - The MQ subsystem is currently active.
- 4 - No parameter was passed and the subsystems have been listed.
- 8 - The MQ subsystem is currently defined but inactive.
- 12 - The MQ subsystem is undefined.
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Link
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Description
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Source Code
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This
link will take you to a text file (as a .src file) that contains the
assembler source code for MQVER. This source code should
be assembled specifying SYS1.MACLIB and SYS1.AMODGEN in
the SYSLIB concatenation. If you have no idea what that
means then you probably shouldn't be assembling it in the
first place.:) |
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QMSTAT
Source Code
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This
link will take you to a text file that contains the
assembler source code for QMSTAT. This source code should
be assembled specifying SYS1.MACLIB and SYS1.AMODGEN in
the SYSLIB concatenation. |
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Cobol Source Code
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This
link will take you to a text file that contains the
Cobol source code for MQVERC. |
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Assembler Zip File
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This
link will take you to a zip file that contains the
assembler source code for MQVER.
It also contains the
usual copyright and disclaimer stuff plus some sample assembly JCL. |
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Cobol Zip File
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This
link will take you to a zip file that contains the
Cobol source code for MQVERC.
It also contains the
usual copyright and disclaimer stuff plus some sample compile JCL. |
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Rexx Exec
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This
link will take you to a text file that contains the
Rexx code for MQVER.
This is the Rexx equivalent of the assembler version of MQVER |
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z/OS load library
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This
link will take you to a XMIT file that contains the z/OS
load library containing the MQVER program in IBM TSO TRANSMIT format. This file
should be transferred to the z/OS system using a file
transfer program. The file must be transferred as
a BINARY file. It should be transferred as a fixed blocked, 80 byte file.
Once the file is on z/OS it will have to be
received. To do this you use the TSO RECEIVE command. Please refer to the IBM RECEIVE command
for details on the use of this TSO command.
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QMSTAT
z/OS load library
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This
link will take you to a XMIT file that contains the z/OS
load library containing the QMSTAT program in IBM TSO TRANSMIT format. This file
should be transferred to the z/OS system using a file
transfer program. The file must be transferred as
a BINARY file. It should be transferred as a fixed blocked, 80 byte file.
Once the file is on z/OS it will have to be
received. To do this you use the TSO RECEIVE command. Please refer to the IBM RECEIVE command
for details on the use of this TSO command.
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