Verify process definitions


Warning icon Process definition (<process name>) does not have an application id value

A process definition object defines an application that starts in response to a trigger event on an IBM MQ queue manager. The Application ID attribute is used to specify the name of the application to be started. This attribute is required in order to tell IBM MQ what application to run.

Error icon Application ID (<APPLICID>) of process (<process name>) could not be found in the system path

A process definition object defines an application that starts in response to a trigger event on an IBM MQ queue manager. The Application ID attribute is used to specify the name of the application to be started. Its value can be a fully-qualified path, or the name of an application in the system path.

The test tried to find the application named in the process definition and was unable to find it. Confirm that the specified application exists and is runnable.

Warning icon Application ID (<APPLICID>) of process (<process name>) contains multiple possible matches in the system path

A process definition object defines an application that starts in response to a trigger event on an IBM MQ queue manager. The Application ID attribute is used to specify the name of the application to be started. Its value can be a fully-qualified path, or the name of an application in the system path.

The test tried to find the application named in the process definition and found multiple potential matches. This situation does not prevent IBM MQ from running an application, but it might lead to the wrong application being run.

This error might be caused by duplicate entries in your system path.