C2180-374 · Question #113
Two queue managers, QMGR1 and QMGR2, are running on Windows connected by sender receiver channels. An application connected to QMGR1 puts persistent messages on a remote queue of QMGR1 destined for…
The correct answer is D. Run the MQSC command RESOLVE CHANNEL(channel name) ACTION(BACKOUT) on. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Two queue managers, QMGR1 and QMGR2, are running on Windows connected by sender receiver channels. An application connected to QMGR1 puts persistent messages on a remote queue of QMGR1 destined for a local queue of QMGR2. The administrator is notified that the messages have not reached QMGR2. On investigation the administrator notices that the server on which QMGR2 runs has crashed and rebooted automatically. The administrator also notices that the sender channel on QMGR1 is in an in doubt state. What action can the administrator take to recover the messages?
Options
- ARun the command rsvmqtrn on QMGR2
- BRun the command runmqdlq on QMGR2
- CRun the MQSC command RESOLVE INDOUBT(channel name) on QMGR1
- DRun the MQSC command RESOLVE CHANNEL(channel name) ACTION(BACKOUT) on
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