When you define an alias queue, the Base Object attribute, which specifies the target queue or topic, is not a mandatory attribute. However, because alias queues are intended to allow applications to access another object (the base object) indirectly, check that this attribute has a value, unless you have left it blank on purpose.
An alias queue allows applications to access another queue or topic indirectly. Where an alias queue refers to a queue, it must be another local, remote, or cluster queue, and the queue must be defined on the same queue manager as the alias queue. An alias queue cannot refer to itself.
The Base Object attribute, which specifies the target queue of the specified alias queue, refers to a queue that could not be found on the queue manager. The test has searched for all local queues on the queue manager, all local definitions of remote queues, and all known cluster queues, but the specified queue does not exist.
If you have not deliberately set this attribute to the name of a non-existent queue, check that the name of the base object is spelt correctly. If the intended base queue is a cluster queue, verify that the cluster is functioning correctly.
The Base Object attribute, which specifies the target topic of the specified alias queue, refers to a topic that could not be found on the queue manager. The test has searched for all local topics on the queue manager.
If you have not deliberately set this attribute to the name of a non-existent topic, check that the name of the base object is spelt correctly.
An alias queue allows applications to access another queue, or topic, indirectly. Where an alias queue refers to a queue, it must be another local, remote, or cluster queue, and the queue must be defined on the same queue manager as the alias queue. An alias queue cannot refer to another alias queue.
Model queues are used as templates for dynamically created queues and so cannot be used as base queues for alias queues.
This test uses PCF commands that are not available in older queue manager command levels. The selected queue manager's command level indicates that it does not support the command code used by this test. Select a queue manager with an applicable command level and run the test again.
Applicable command levels: