The specified command scope is not valid for the command.
Response
Validate the command syntax and reissue the command.
MQWB1106E
MQWB1106E: Failed to execute native command <insert_0>.
Explanation
A request was made to execute a native command however the operation was unsuccessful. Reasons for the failure may include a shortage of available system resources or a problem with the command to be started.
Response
Ensure that the correct operating environment has been initialised. The Operating System error recording facilities should also be consulted for information relating to shortage of system resources.
An exception has been thrown which is not otherwise handled.
Response
Use the message from the exception to resolve the problem if possible, if necessary, seek assistance from IBM support.
MQWB1108E
MQWB1108E: Program <insert_0> cannot be run with root privileges.
Explanation
A request was made to execute a program, however the operation was unsuccessful because the program cannot be run with root privileges.
Response
Reissue the command under a non-root user.
MQWB1109E
MQWB1109E: Unable to locate MQ installation and data directories.
Explanation
The location of the MQ installation and data directories could not be established.
Response
On z/OS, ensure that the WLP_USER_DIR environment variable is set correctly. On all other platforms contact your IBM support representative.
MQWB1110E
MQWB1110E: Permission denied when attempting to run program <insert_0>
Explanation
A request was made to execute a program, however the operation was unsuccessful because the IBM MQ operating environment has insufficient permissions to access the program file.
Response
Check the access permissions of the program to be executed and if necessary alter them to include execute permission for the IBM MQ user ID. Also check that the IBM MQ user ID has search access on all directories which compose the path to the program file.
MQWB1111E
MQWB1111E: Program <insert_0> cannot be located
Explanation
The program cannot be found.
Response
Check that the program specified is available on your system and ensure that the correct operating environment has been initialised.
MQWB1112E
MQWB1112E: Incorrect argument specified with corresponding argument <insert_0>.
Explanation
The combination of supplied arguments is invalid.
Response
Reissue the command with the correct arguments.
MQWB1113E
MQWB1113E: Configuration file <insert_0> cannot be located.
Explanation
The configuration file is not in the expected location.
Response
Check that the expected file exists in the correct location and has not been moved or renamed. If the file cannot be recovered, seek assistance from IBM support.
MQWB1114E
MQWB1114E: Permission denied when attempting to read configuration file <insert_0>.
Explanation
A request was made to read the configuration file, however the operation was unsuccessful because the IBM MQ operating environment has insufficient permissions to read the file.
Response
Check the access permissions of the file to be read and if necessary alter them to include read permission for the IBM MQ user ID. Also check that the IBM MQ user ID has search access on all directories which compose the path to the file.
MQWB1115E
MQWB1115E: The specified command is not applicable for the IBM MQ Appliance.
Explanation
The specified command can not be issued when operating on the IBM MQ Appliance.
MQWB1116E
MQWB1116E: Specified property <insert_0> is invalid.
Explanation
The specified property is not recognised as a valid property.
Response
Refer to the Knowledge Center for a list of valid properties and reissue the command.
MQWB1117E
MQWB1117E: Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable and rerun the command.
Explanation
The JAVA_HOME environment variable has not been initialised.
Response
Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to refer to your Java installation and reissue the command.
MQWB1118E
MQWB1118E: An unexpected internal error has occurred.
Explanation
An unexpected internal error has occurred.
Response
Contact your IBM support representative.
MQWB1119E
MQWB1119E: The WLP_USER_DIR environment variable was not specified.
Explanation
The WLP_USER_DIR environment variable must be specified for this command to locate the mqweb server definition.
Response
Set the WLP_USER_DIR environment variable so that it refers to the mqweb server definition and reissue the command.
MQWB1120E
MQWB1120E: Permission denied when attempting to update configuration file <insert_0>.
Explanation
A request was made to update the configuration file, however the operation was unsuccessful because the IBM MQ operating environment has insufficient permissions to update the file.
Response
Check the access permissions of the file to be updated and if necessary alter them to include write permission for the IBM MQ user ID. Also check that the IBM MQ user ID has search access on all directories which compose the path to the file.
MQWB1121E
MQWB1121E: The status of the mqweb server applications cannot be determined.
Explanation
A request was made to read the status of the deployed mqweb server applications, however the data was not available. This may indicate that there is already an mqweb server started on this system, probably related to another IBM MQ instance.
Response
Check the startup logs for the mqweb server, looking in particular for conflicting usage of network ports. Ensure that if you have multiple mqweb servers on a system, they are configured to use distinct network ports. Restart the mqweb server and ensure it started correctly. If the problem persists, seek assistance from IBM support.
MQWB1122I
MQWB1122I: No user-defined properties could be found.
Explanation
A request was made to display the user-defined mqweb server properties, but none have been defined.
MQWB1123E
MQWB1123E: The status of the mqweb server applications cannot be determined.
Explanation
A request was made to read the status of the deployed mqweb server applications, however the data appears corrupt. This may indicate that there is already an mqweb server started on this system, probably related to another IBM MQ instance.
Response
Check the startup logs for the mqweb server, looking in particular for conflicting usage of network ports. Ensure that if you have multiple mqweb servers on a system, they are configured to use distinct network ports. Restart the mqweb server and ensure it started correctly. If the problem persists, seek assistance from IBM support.