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Tool / file name Purpose
amqsaicq.c Create a local queue using the MQ Administration Interface (MQAI)
amqsaiem.c Event monitor using the MQ Admin Interface (MQAI)
amqsailq.c Inquire the current depth of all local queues using MQAI
amqsaxe0.c ApiExit which traces MQAPI calls
amqsbcg0.c Browse messages, text and header (use amqsgbr for text only)
amqsblst.c Bandwidth and connectivity tester
amqscnxc.c Client connection information on MQCONNX
amqsecha.c Echo messages to reply to queue (triggered program) (sent by amqsreq, maybe)
amqsgbr0.c Browse messages, text only (use amqsbcg for text and header)
amqsget0.c Get a message
amqsgrma.c Get reference messages from a queue. Checks that the objects, identified in the messages, exist
amqsinqa.c MQINQ sample (triggered program)
amqsldpc.c Look up the MQ host name, channel name and queue name in an LDAP directory + MQPUT
amqsmon0.c Get an statistics or accounting message
amqsprma.c Create a reference message
amqsptl0.c Put messages to a list of queues
amqsput0.c Put a message
amqsqrma.c Channel message exit program to process reference messages
amqsreq0.c Put request messages to a queue, and show the reply message (sent by amqsecha, maybe)
amqsseta.c MQSET sample (triggered program)
amqsspin.c SSPI Channel Exit routines (Security)
amqsstop.c Inquire on all the connections for a selected process and request them to be stopped
amqstrg0.c Trigger monitor - read an initiation queue, and start the program associated with trigger message
amqstxgx.c Get transaction for Tuxedo
amqstxpx.c Put transaction for Tuxedo
amqstxsx.c Server for Tuxedo
amqsvfc0.c Skeleton of a Data Conversion exit
amqswlm0.c CLWL exit that chooses a destination QMgr
amqsxae0.c Sample Encina program
amqsxrma.c Channel message exit to process reference messages
amquregn.c Dump MQ values from Registry (NT)
amqzscgn.c CICS GLobal User Exit (GLUE) program for the CICS Task termination user exit (UE014015)
amqzscin.c XA switch program for CICS XA Initialisation

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