Starting an execution group with the mqsistartmsgflow command
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To start an execution group by using the mqsistartmsgflow command:
1. Open a command prompt that has the environment configured for your current installation.
2. Enter the mqsistartmsgflow command, specifying the parameters for the execution group that you want to start.
* If the broker is local, specify the broker name. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow
MB7BROKER -e EGroup_2
* If the broker is remote, you can specify a configuration file. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow -n
MB7BROKER.broker -e EGroup_2
* If the broker is remote, you can alternatively specify one or more of the connection parameters -i, -p, -q. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow -q
MB7QMGR -e EGroup_2
If you want to start all the execution groups on a broker, specify the -g flag instead of -e.
See the mqsistartmsgflow command description for more details about these options.
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To start an execution group by using the mqsistartmsgflow command:
1. Open a command prompt that has the environment configured for your current installation.
2. Enter the mqsistartmsgflow command, specifying the parameters for the execution group that you want to start.
* If the broker is local, specify the broker name. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow
MB7BROKER -e EGroup_2
* If the broker is remote, you can specify a configuration file. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow -n
MB7BROKER.broker -e EGroup_2
* If the broker is remote, you can alternatively specify one or more of the connection parameters -i, -p, -q. For example:
mqsistartmsgflow -q
MB7QMGR -e EGroup_2
If you want to start all the execution groups on a broker, specify the -g flag instead of -e.
See the mqsistartmsgflow command description for more details about these options.
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