Use this command to list all WebSphere MQ links for a specified
service integration bus.
Before you begin
The command described in this topic
is run using the AdminTask object of the wsadmin scripting client.
These
command line scripts are run from Qshell. For more information, see the topic "Configure
Qshell to run WebSphere Application Server scripts".
Command-line help is provided with each of the service integration technologies
commands:
For additional details of the command properties, see the related
reference topic.
Purpose
This command lists the names of all WebSphere
MQ links for a specified service integration bus. A WebSphere MQ link connects
a messaging engine as a queue manager to WebSphere MQ, thereby providing a
bridge between a service integration bus and a WebSphere MQ network.
- Command name
- listSIBMQLinks
- Target
- None.
- Result
- A list of WebSphere MQ links.
Required Parameters
- -bus busname
- The name of the service integration bus for which you want to list WebSphere
MQ links.
Conditional Parameters
None.
Optional Parameters
- -node nodename
- The name of the node for which you want to list WebSphere MQ links. This
option restricts the list of WebSphere MQ links to those links assigned to
the node.
- -server servername
- The name of the server for which you want to list WebSphere MQ links.
This option restricts the list of WebSphere MQ links to those links assigned
to the server.
- -cluster clustername
- The name of the server cluster for which you want to list WebSphere MQ
links. This option restricts the list of WebSphere MQ links to those links
assigned to the server cluster.
- -messagingEngine name
- The name of the messaging engine for which you want to list WebSphere
MQ links. This option restricts the list of WebSphere MQ links to those links
assigned to the messaging engine.
Example
wsadmin>$AdminTask listSIBMQLinks {-bus SCA.SYSTEM.IBM-AA8DA602255Cell01.Bus -messagingEngine IBM-AA8DA602255Node01.server1-SCA.SYSTEM.IBM-AA8DA602255Cell01.Bus}
mymqlink
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