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(MII) ADDQNAME Command-Add a New QNAME

The ADDQNAME command lets you temporarily add a new QNAME to the QNAME list, without the need to restart CA MII.

Scope: Global

This command has the following format:

ADDQNAME [QNAME=qname] keywords

Usage Notes: ADDQNAME Command

• The changes you make through the ADDQNAME command are in effect until you restart CA MIM.
• The ADDQNAME command makes temporary changes to the QNAME list without the need to globally restart CA MII. These changes are discarded when you stop CA MII on all systems. Update the MIMQNAME member if you want to make permanent changes, which are preserved when you stop CA MII on all systems.

  Note: For more information on modifying the QNAME list, see the chapter “Advanced Topics” in the CA MII Programming Guide.

• We recommend that you use a single MIMQNAME member for all systems.
• This command need only be issued on one system in the complex. CA MIM then communicates the information to the other systems. A system joining the complex will adjust its QNAME list to match the other systems.
• This command is not available prior to CA MIM synchronization; therefore it is not advisable to use it in the MIMCMNDS member.
• Default values for ADDQNAME operands are the same as those for the QNAME statement.

Note: For more information about temporary and permanent changes of the QNAME list, see the chapter “Advanced Topics” in the CA MII Programming Guide.

Example: ADDQNAME Command

To begin propagating enqueues and converting reserves for the QNAME, NEWQNAME, with a scope of SYSTEMS, and conflict messages every two minutes, you would issue this command:

ADDQNAME QNAME=NEWQNAME ECMF=YES GDIF=YES SCOPE=SYSTEMS,
   RESERVES=CONVERT REPORTCYCLE=120

More information:

(MII) QNAME Statement-Handle ENQ and RESERVE Requests