Coombs, Lawrence
2013-11-07 19:30:51 UTC
I had a queue manager crash the other day. I made sure that there were no MQ processes running and then ran the amqiclen program to clean up the shared memory. When I tried to restart the queue manager it reported that it could not restart because an application process was still running. I killed the process and then the queue manager restarted. Even if the app is not using the fail-if-quiescing option, why would MQ still have knowledge of that connection?
The app listens on an http socket and also does MQPUTS to a queue.
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The app listens on an http socket and also does MQPUTS to a queue.
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