Verify use of transmission queues in queues


Warning icon No transmission queue has been defined for the remote queue (<queue name>)

A remote queue definition provides a local definition of a queue that is hosted on another queue manager. One way to identify the intended target of a remote queue definition is to provide the name of the transmission queue to be used for forwarding messages to the remote queue.

The specified remote queue definition does not have a value in the Transmission Queue attribute. This might be because you have not specified a value for the Transmission Queue attribute, or because a different approach to identifying the target of the remote queue is being used.

See the IBM MQ Information Center for more information about the different ways to use remote queue definitions.

Error icon Remote queue (<queue name>) is using itself as a transmission queue

A remote queue definition provides a local definition of a queue that is hosted on another queue manager. The Transmission Queue attribute identifies the local queue that is used to hold messages destined for the remote queue target.

The transmission queue must be a local queue that has the Usage attribute set to Transmission.

Error icon Transmission Queue attribute of remote queue definition (<queue name>) refers to a queue that is not a local queue (<queue name>)

The Transmission Queue attribute of the specified remote queue definition specifies a queue of the wrong type.

Ensure that there are no errors in the value of the Transmission Queue attribute, or re-create the intended transmission queue as a local queue.

Error icon Transmission Queue attribute of remote queue definition (<queue name>) refers to a queue object which does not exist (<queue name>)

The Transmission Queue attribute of the specified remote queue specifies a queue that does not exist.

The value of the Transmission Queue attribute might be misspelled, or the intended transmission queue might be misnamed.

If you have not deliberately set the Transmission Queue attribute to the name of a non-existent queue, check that the name of the transmission queue is spelled correctly.

Error icon Transmission Queue attribute (<queue name>) of remote queue definition (<queue name>) might have incorrect capitalization

The value of the Transmission Queue attribute of the specified remote queue definition specifies a queue that could not be found. A queue with a very similar name was found, but the capitalization of one or more letters is different.

The Transmission Queue attribute might be misspelled, or the intended transmission queue might be misnamed.

Error icon Transmission Queue attribute of remote queue definition (<queue name>) refers to a queue (<queue name>) which does not have its usage set to XMITQ

The Transmission Queue attribute of the specified remote queue definition specifies a queue that does not have the Usage attribute set to Transmission.

Ensure that there are no errors in the value of the Transmission Queue attribute, or set the Usage attribute of the intended transmission queue to Transmission.