Candle KLVHSKONCT GC32-9172-00 - Manual (Page 242)

242 Candle Products Messages Manual (KLVHS–KONCT)
KMQCI150E RMANAGER NAME CANNOT BE GENERIC
Explanation: A KMQCMD SET RMANAGER command has been entered with
the name operand specified as a mask.
System Action: Processing of the command is aborted.
User Response: Reenter the SET RMANAGER command with a specific name
of a remote MQ manager to be monitored.
KMQCI151I SET RMANAGER COMMAND PROCESSED SUCCESSFULLY
Explanation: The KMQCMD SET RMANAGER command has been entered
and processed successfully.
System Action: None.
User Response: None. This is a confirmation message.
KMQCI152E BOTH MGRNAME AND RMGRNAME CANNOT BE SPECIFIED
Explanation: The KMQCMD DISPLAY SETTINGS command has been entered
with incompatible operands.
System Action: Processing of the command is aborted.
User Response: Choose one of MGRNAME (manager name) or RMGRNAME
(remote manager name) operands to specify and reenter the command.
KMQCI153W qopen or maxevent KEYWORD IS OBSOLETE
Explanation: The qopen or maxevent keyword is no longer used on the SET
MANAGER or SET GROUP commands.
System Action: The keyword is ignored.
User Response: Remove the keyword from SET MANAGER or SET GROUP
commands.
KMQCI154E GROUP, MGRNAME OR RMGRNAME MUST BE SPECIFIED
Explanation: A monitoring option for the agent, for example a SET EVENTQIN
or SET EVENTQOUT or SET MQIMONITOR command, was entered without
one of the required parameter options: GROUP, MGRNAME, or (rarely)
RMGRNAME.
System Action: The command is ignored.
User Response: Correct and resubmit the command. Refer to the Customizing
Monitoring Options topic found in your version of the product documentation.
KMQCI155E THE REMOTE MANAGER SPECIFIED IN THE EVENTQIN/OUT COMMAND
HAS NOT BEEN DEFINED. IT MUST BE DEFINED BEFORE THIS
COMMAND IS ISSUED
Explanation: The syntax for the SET EVENTQIN or SET EVENTQOUT
command was correct, but the queue manager specified in the RMANAGER
option has not been defined to CCC for MQSeries.
System Action: The command is ignored.
User Response: Use the SET RMANAGER command to define the remote
queue manager; then resubmit the command. For instructions on using SET
RMANAGER, see the Customizing Monitoring Options topic found in your
version of the product documentation.