C example: Creating a dynamic queue

This example demonstrates how to use the MQOPEN call to create a dynamic queue.

This extract is taken from the Mail Manager sample application. [z/OS] For IBM® MQ for z/OS® this is program CSQ4TCD1.

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MQLONG  HCONN = 0;   /* Connection handle      */
MQHOBJ  HOBJ;        /* MailQ Object handle    */
MQHOBJ  HobjTempQ;   /* TempQ Object Handle    */
MQLONG  CompCode;    /* Completion code        */
MQLONG  Reason;      /* Qualifying reason      */
MQOD    ObjDesc = {MQOD_DEFAULT};
                     /* Object descriptor      */
MQLONG  OpenOptions; /* Options control MQOPEN */

   /*----------------------------------------- */
   /* Initialize the Object Descriptor (MQOD)  */
   /* control block.  (The remaining fields    */
   /* are already initialized.)                */
   /*------------------------------------------*/
   strncpy( ObjDesc.ObjectName,
            SYSTEM_REPLY_MODEL,
            MQ_Q_NAME_LENGTH );
   strncpy( ObjDesc.DynamicQName,
            SYSTEM_REPLY_INITIAL,
            MQ_Q_NAME_LENGTH );
   OpenOptions = MQOO_INPUT_AS_Q_DEF;
   /*------------------------------------------*/
   /* Open the model queue and, therefore,     */
   /* create and open a temporary dynamic      */
   /* queue                                    */
   /*------------------------------------------*/
   MQOPEN( HCONN,
           &ObjDesc,
           OpenOptions,
           &HobjTempQ,
           &CompCode,
           &Reason );
   if ( CompCode == MQCC_OK ) {

   }
   else {
      /*---------------------------------------*/
      /* Build an error message to report the  */
      /* failure of the opening of the model   */
      /* queue                                 */
      /*---------------------------------------*/
      MQMErrorHandling( "OPEN TEMPQ", CompCode,
                         Reason );
      ErrorFound = TRUE;
   }
   return ErrorFound;
}
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