Use of MQCONNX call options with MQ_CONNECT_TYPE
Use this information to understand the different MQCONNX call options and how they are used with the MQ_CONNECT_TYPE environment variable.
Note: MQ_CONNECT_TYPE only has any effect for STANDARD bindings. For other
bindings, MQ_CONNECT_TYPE is ignored.
On IBM® MQ for Multiplatforms, you can use the environment variable,
MQ_CONNECT_TYPE in combination with the type of binding specified in
the Options field of the MQCNO structure used on an MQCONNX call.
| MQCONNX call option | MQ_CONNECT_TYPE environment variable | Result |
|---|---|---|
| STANDARD | UNDEFINED | STANDARD |
| STANDARD | STANDARD | STANDARD |
| STANDARD | FASTPATH | STANDARD |
| STANDARD | CLIENT | CLIENT |
| STANDARD | LOCAL | STANDARD |
If MQCNO_STANDARD_BINDING is not specified, you can use MQCNO_NONE, which defaults to MQCNO_STANDARD_BINDING.