Verify initiation queue definitions


Error icon Initiation Queue attribute of queue (<queue name>) refers to a queue object that does not exist (<queue name>)

An initiation queue is a local queue on which the queue manager puts a message to automatically start an application when certain conditions are met on a local queue.

The Initiation Queue attribute of the specified local queue refers to a queue that does not exist.

There might be an error in the Initiation Queue attribute, or the intended initiation queue might be misnamed.

If you have not deliberately set this attribute to the name of a non-existent queue, check that the initiation queue name is spelt correctly.

Error icon Initiation Queue attribute of (<queue name>) is an alias queue (<queue name>)

The Initiation Queue attribute of the specified local queue specifies an alias queue. Initiation queues must be defined as local queues.

There might be an error in the value of the Initiation Queue attribute, or you need to re-create the intended initiation queue as a local queue.

Error icon Initiation Queue attribute of (<queue name>) is a cluster queue (<queue name>)

The Initiation Queue attribute of the specified local queue specifies a cluster queue. Initiation queues must be defined as local queues.

There might be an error in the value of the Initiation Queue attribute, or you need to re-create the intended initiation queue as a local queue.

Error icon Initiation Queue attribute of (<queue name>) is a model queue (<queue name>)

The Initiation Queue attribute of the specified local queue specifies a model queue. Initiation queues must be defined as local queues.

There might be an error in the Initiation Queue attribute, or you need to re-create the intended initiation queue as a local queue.

Error icon Initiation Queue attribute of (<queue name>) is a remote queue (<queue name>)

The Initiation Queue attribute of the specified local queue specifies a remote queue. Initiation queues must be defined as local queues.

There might be an error in the Initiation Queue attribute, or you need to re-create the intended initiation queue as a local queue.

Warning icon Initiation queue <queue name> has no known active input processes

A trigger monitor is a continuously running program that serves one or more initiation queues. When a trigger message arrives on an initiation queue, the trigger monitor retrieves and handles the message.

No trigger monitor process can be found for the specified initiation queue, which might mean that your system does not respond to a trigger event as expected.

See the IBM MQ Information Center for more information about triggering.