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WebSphere MQ Object Tree

The CA SYSVIEW WebSphere MQ object tree contains objects and subfolders that provide you with monitoring and management information.

Example: CA SYSVIEW WebSphere MQ Object Tree

The WebSphere MQ subfolders provide objects that display information unique to your WebSphere MQ environment:

Configuration

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Authentications
• Channel definitions
• Queue managers
• Names lists
• Processes
• Queues
• Page sets
• Storage classes
• Parameter settings
• Subscriptions
• Topics

Status

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Exception alerts
• Active and Indoubt threads
• Cluster and Distributed queue managers
• Channel status
• Dead letter queues
• Handles
• Security
• Traces
• Topic users
• Queue and MQ Users

Resource Management

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Active Logs
• Buffers
• Log Manager
• Page sets
• Performance

Channels

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Definitions
• Status
• Client and Server Connections
• Requesters
• Senders
• Receivers

Queues

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Queue users and status
• Alias
• Clusters
• Local, remote, model, and event queues

Publish Subscribe

This subfolder includes information about WebSphere MQ publish and subscription statistics. The command requires WebSphere MQ 7.0 or above.

Historical Requests

This subfolder includes historical requests by jobs, objects, and additional request information.

Monitoring

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Monitor, state, and threshold definitions
• Monitor variables

DB2 Activity

This subfolder includes the following statistics:

• Manager activity
• Server tasks