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KMC0237E The default transmit queue @1 is not defined as USAGE(XMITQ).
Explanation: You defined a default transmit queue in the Queue Manager
definition. However, the DLQ name that you specified identifies a local queue
that is defined with Usage Normal.
User Response: Change the Usage for the default transmit queue to Transmit
queue, or identify a different default transmit queue for the Queue Manager.
KMC0238E The trigger process @1 associated with the queue is not defined within
Queue Manager.
Explanation: Triggering is enabled for the queue. However the defined trigger
process name associated with the queue is not defined within the Queue
Manager.
User Response: Either disable triggering for the queue, or ensure that the
Process name property identifies a process that is defined within the Queue
Manager.
KMC0239E Triggering is enabled for the queue but the initiation queue is not
specified.
Explanation: Triggering is enabled for the queue. However, you did not specify
the name of an Initiation queue.
User Response: Either disable triggering for the queue, or identify the name of
a local queue defined on the Queue Manager which is to be used as the initiation
queue.
KMC0240E The initiation queue @1 has the same name as the queue name.
Explanation: Triggering is enabled for the queue. However, you specified the
name of the queue as the initiation queue. This is not supported.
User Response: Either disable triggering for the queue, or identify the name of
another local queue defined on the Queue Manager which is to be used as the
initiation queue.
KMC0241W The queue is defined as a transmit queue but it is not referenced by a
channel within the Queue Manager.
Explanation: The local transmit queue will not be used because there are no
sender or server channels defined in the Queue Manager which reference this
queue as a transmit queue.
User Response: This message is only a warning. You can stop the message
from appearing by either specifying Usage=Normal for the queue, or by
specifying the name of the queue as the Transmit queue name for a sender or
server channel within the Queue Manager.
KMC0242E The transmit queue @1 associated with the channel is not defined as a
local queue within the Queue Manager.
Explanation: You defined a transmit queue in the remote queue definition.
However, the queue name that you specified is not defined as a local queue
within the Queue Manager’s subordinate resources.
User Response: Ensure that the name you specify as a transmit queue for the
remote queue is defined as a local queue within the Queue Manager.