mqrc

Purpose

You can use the mqrc command to display information about symbols, return codes, and AMQ messages. You can specify a range of return codes or AMQ messages, or you can specify specific return codes or AMQ messages.

Parameters

returnCode

Specifies the return code to display.

AMQmessage

Specifies the AMQ message to display.

symbol

Specifies the symbol to display.

-a

Specifies that all severities are tried to find message text.

-b

Specifies that messages are displayed without extended information.

-m AMQmessage

Specifies the AMQ message to display.

-M -f first -l last

Specifies that AMQ messages in a range are displayed from the first value to the last value.

-r returnCode

Specifies the return code to display

-R

Specifies that all return codes are displayed.

-R -f first -l last

Specifies that return codes in a range are displayed from the first value to the last value.

-s symbol

Specifies the symbol to display

Usage notes

• This command must be run from the IBM® MQ administration mode. If the system is in the IBM MQ administration mode the prompt includes mqa(mqcli)#. To enter the IBM MQ administration mode, enter mqcli on the command line. To exit the IBM MQ administration mode, enter exit on the command line.
• Numeric arguments are interpreted as decimal if they start with a digit 1 - 9, or hex if prefixed with 0x.
• If there is a problem with a message within a range, an indication is displayed before the message text. ? is displayed if there are no matching return codes for the message. ! is displayed if the message severity is not the same as the return code severity.
• For more information about this command in IBM MQ, see mqrc in the IBM MQ documentation.

Examples

• This command displays AMQ message 5005:

  mqrc AMQ5005
  

• This command displays return codes in the range 2505 - 2530:

  mqrc -R -f 2505 -l 2530