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This is a list of TSO transmitted datasets that contain code for 'unloading' onto a z/OS system.

The usual disclaimers apply to all our code samples (including the MACROs).

The files should be file transferred to the target z/OS system as binary files. Failure to transfer them as binary will result in a corrupt z/OS copy of the file. File transfer is best carried out from the TSO READY prompt or the ISPF option 6 screen.

Once the file is on the z/OS it will have to be received. To do this you use the TSO RECEIVE command:

RECEIVE your.dataset.that.was.ftpd

The receive command will give you the chance to change the name of the dataset being received. You do this by specifying:
DSNAME(your.desired.dataset.name)

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Description
  Issues a WTOR with the passed message text and waits for a reply from the operators.

The source code is available within the XMI file.For installation instructions click the button below.



This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.
The program is distributed as OCO (Object Code Only).
The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


Link to information page click here.

Link to the program manual click here.

The program assembly and link information can be accessed by clicking here.


  This assembler program 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:


For installation instructions click the button below.



This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.

The source code is included in the SOURCE PDS.

The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


  This Cobol program 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 MQVERC is displayed in the program log.

For installation instructions click the button below.



This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.

The source code is included in the SOURCE PDS.

The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


The program assembly and link information can be accessed by clicking here.


  Demonstrates how to use MQ to update a VSAM file.

Included in the library is QLOAD which is a Cobol code used for loading a MQ Queue.

Sample MQ Queue Defines and the define for a VSAM KSDS are also included.

This program uses MQERROR (provided in the load library).


This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.

The source code is included in the SOURCE PDS.

The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


Link to information page click here.

The program assembly and link information can be accessed by clicking here.


  QMGRWAIT is a little assembler program that can be called whenever an MQ enabled program detects a MQ Reason code of 2161 (Queue Manager is Quiescing) is returned from a MQ API (Application Program Interface) call.

All well-behaving MQ enabled programs must handle non-zero return codes in a manner that applies to the application requirements, but a return code of 2161 requires special handling.

QMGRWAIT will issue a write to operator with reply (WTOR) letting the operator know that the calling job is trying to access a queue manager that is quiescing (closing down). However, if you don't want a WTOR to be issued in can issue a non-delete write to operator (WTO) instead.

The options available are:

  • RETRY
  • WAIT
  • WAIT nnn
  • CANCEL
For installation instructions click the button below.



This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.
The program is distributed as OCO (Object Code Only).
The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


Link to the program manual click here.

The program assembly and link information can be accessed by clicking here.


  Replacement for MQVER with the added ability to return a condition code based on the MQ subsystem status.

This program is distributed as a TSO TRANSMIT file.

The source code is included in the SOURCE PDS.

The file will need to be transferred to a z/OS system in binary format and then RECEIVED.


Link to information page click here.

The program assembly and link information can be accessed by clicking here.


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