Features shown in the RPG sample programs for IBM i

A table that shows the techniques demonstrated by the IBM® MQ for IBM i sample programs.

Some techniques occur in more than one sample program, but only one program is listed in the table. All the samples open and close queues using the MQOPEN and MQCLOSE calls, so these techniques are not listed separately in the table.

Table 1. Sample programs demonstrating use of the MQI
Technique	RPG (ILE)
Using the MQCONN and MQDISC calls	AMQ3ECH4 or AMQ3INQ4
Implicitly connecting and disconnecting	AMQ3PUT4
Putting messages using the MQPUT call	AMQ3PUT4
Putting a single message using the MQPUT1 call	AMQ3ECH4 or AMQ3INQ4
Replying to a request message	AMQ3INQ4
Getting messages (no wait)	AMQ3GBR4
Getting messages (wait with a time limit)	AMQ3GET4
Getting messages (with data conversion)	AMQ3ECH4
Browsing a queue	AMQ3GBR4
Using a shared input queue	AMQ3INQ4
Using an exclusive input queue	AMQ3REQ4
Using the MQINQ call	AMQ3INQ4
Using the MQSET call	AMQ3SET4
Using a reply-to queue	AMQ3REQ4
Requesting exception messages	AMQ3REQ4
Accepting a truncated message	AMQ3GBR4
Using a resolved queue name	AMQ3GBR4
Trigger processing	AMQ3SRV4 or AMQ3TRG4

Note: All the sample programs produce a spool file that contains the results of the processing.