C2180-376 · Question #66
In designing a solution with availability in mind, the designer is considering the following two alternatives, one using a cluster queue and the other using a shared queue. In each scenario, Queue…
The correct answer is B. For z/OS, the delivered messages on QA that Application A on QMA did not get to process. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In designing a solution with availability in mind, the designer is considering the following two alternatives, one using a cluster queue and the other using a shared queue. In each scenario, Queue Managers QMA and QMB will both be capable of running Application A. In the first scenario, Application A will run on QMA and QMB on Windows accessing cluster queue QA. In the second scenario, Application A will run on QMA and QMB on z/OS accessing shared queue QA. Which of the following describes the availability scenarios in the situation where QMA fails?
Options
- AFor Windows, the delivered messages on QA that Application A on QMA did not get to
- BFor z/OS, the delivered messages on QA that Application A on QMA did not get to process
- CFor Windows, messages from QA that were in flight on QMA when it failed are made
- DFor z/OS, messages from QA that were in flight on QMA when it failed are unavailable for
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