To create a queue you can use IBM MQ commands (MQSC), PCF commands, or platform-specific interfaces. For example, the IBM MQ for z/OS operations and control panels are platform-specific. …

Before creating a queue manager, you must ensure that IBM® MQ is correctly installed.

You can make an existing queue manager the default queue manager either manually by using a text editor or, on Windows and Linux, by using IBM MQ Explorer.

The following table lists the queue manager's system properties, or parameters, which are displayed in the Initial table of the queue manager's System dialog. The values in the Initial table were applied …

Purpose Use the crtmqm command to create a queue manager and define the default and system objects. The objects created by the crtmqm command are listed in System and default objects. When …

How you create a queue manager, using the crtmqm command. You can use IBM® MQ Explorer to perform this task.

The queue managers are the main components in an IBM® MQ messaging network. The queue managers host the other objects in the network, such as the queues and the channels that connect …

.spec.queueManager Settings for the Queue Manager container and underlying Queue Manager.

There might be a system wide ECSA shortage, or the storage available for creating new queue manager connections might be limited by the ACELIM system parameter. See message CSQ3202E for more …

Establishes access to an IBM MQ queue on this queue manager in order to get or browse messages, put messages, inquire about the attributes of the queue, or set the attributes of the queue.