Deleting an HA RDQM

You must run the command to delete the RDQM on the RDQM's primary node. The RDQM must be ended first. You can run the command as an mqm user if that user has the necessary sudo privileges. Otherwise, you must run the command as root. After the resources associated with the primary queue manager have been deleted, the command attempts to delete the secondary queue managers using ssh to connect to the other nodes. If this deletion fails, you must run dltmqm manually on the other nodes to complete the process. On a secondary node, the command fails if the primary queue manager has not already been deleted.