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MQEXT keyword for the ANALYZE control statement

You can use the MQEXT keyword on the ANALYZE control statement to identify a WebSphere for MQ extract file.

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Specifying-ANALYZE-control-statements

ANALYZE-control-statement-example-and-keywords

Log Analyzer uses this file as input to the analysis job. The value of MQEXT is the data set name of the extract file. If you want to include multiple extract files, specify one MQEXT keyword for each extract file, and specify the extract files in chronological order.

No default value is provided. If you omit the MQEXT keyword, Log Analyzer does not read any WebSphere for MQ extract files.

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Example

You have created two extract files to include in the analysis. MQTEST.EXTRACT.T0000 contains records with the earliest time stamps. MQTEST.EXTRACT.T0800 contains records with the latest time stamps. In this example, you have provided the required IMS log input by specifying the SLDS keyword.

ANALYZE ...
SLDS=IMSTEST.SLDS.T0000
MQEXT=MQTEST.EXTRACT.T0000
MQEXT=MQTEST.EXTRACT.T0800
...

For more information about the MQEXT keyword, see Using-WebSphere-for-MQ-extract-data-sets.

 

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