Writer instructions

Page title

For most spaces, this page must be titled Space announcements.

For spaces with localized content, this page must be titled Space announcements l10n.

Purpose

Provide an announcement banner on every page of your space.

Location

Move this page outside of your home branch.

Guidelines

Limited supportBMC provides limited support for this version of the product. As a result, BMC no longer accepts comments in this space. If you encounter problems with the product version or the space, contact BMC Support.BMC recommends upgrading to the latest version of the product. To see documentation for that version, see MainView Middleware Monitor 9.2.

Automating event-based actions

Using the Perl scripts provided with MainView Middleware Monitor (MVMM) or your own Perl scripts, you can automate event-based actions.

There are several scripts available to you included in MVMM to help you automate the WebSphere MQ environment. These scripts generally start with ComMQSoftware. Scripts are used in many actions in events.

In particular these Perl scripts are provided in the InstallDir\automation directory, along with the MVMMEvent Service software. This version of Perl can be used for event automation or you can continue to use a compatible external copy of Perl (see the install instructions below). It is recommended that the integrated version of Perl be used as future releases might not include the capability to use an external Perl script.

  • ComMqsoftwareAlterQueue.pl: used for changes in MaxQDepth or to inhibit or allow put and gets on queues
  • ComMqsoftwareCtrlChl.pl: used for all channel-related commands.
  • ComMqsoftwareStartQmgr.pl: used to start queue managers, channel initiators, and channel listeners.
  • ComMqsoftwareAlterQMgr.pl: used for changes in MQ event enables on queue managers.

For these automation scripts to run, you must have:

Before modifying any of the scripts discussed in this section, you should save them with a new name and use the newly named copy in the action. This prevents any future enhancements made to the script by BMC from overwriting the modified scripts.

 

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