Killing off a Broker

[Curt Dolny]

Environment is AIX 6.1, WMQ v7.0.1.9, and WMB v7.0.0.1 and WMB v7.0.0.5

If I have a Broker that won't stop via the mqsistop command, with or
without the -i argument, is there a recommended order to killing off
(kill -9 <processid>) the processes for that Broker? Killing the
DataFlowEngine processes first results in them being restarted on their
own so I'm assuming those would be last. Is there a preferred order to
killing off the bipservice, bipbroker and biphttplistener processes? Or
doesn't that matter?

Thanks.

Curt
Northwestern Mutual
Milwaukee, WI USA

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[Jefferson Lowrey]

bipservice restarts bipbroker.

bipbroker restarts biphttplistener and DataFlowEngines.

So kill them in that order:
bipservice
bipbroker
biphttplistener
DataFlowEngines



Thank you,

Jeff Lowrey



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Date: 07/10/2013 10:12 AM
Subject: [MQSERIES] Killing off a Broker
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Environment is AIX 6.1, WMQ v7.0.1.9, and WMB v7.0.0.1 and WMB v7.0.0.5
If I have a Broker that won?t stop via the mqsistop command, with or
without the -i argument, is there a recommended order to killing off (kill
-9 <processid>) the processes for that Broker? Killing the DataFlowEngine
processes first results in them being restarted on their own so I?m
assuming those would be last. Is there a preferred order to killing off
the bipservice, bipbroker and biphttplistener processes? Or doesn?t that
matter?
Thanks.
Curt
Northwestern Mutual
Milwaukee, WI USA
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