# $RCSfile: ReadMe.txt,v $
# $Revision: 1.10 $
# $Name: $
# $Date: 2009/01/05 16:16:59 $
# $Author: agibert $
Compilation:
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- Just type: "javac MQSLoad.java" !
Installation:
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- You only need the MQSLoad.class file.
Usage:
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MQSLoad [-qm "Output_QueueMng_Name"] [-cc] [-cs "character_set"] [-mp "message_priority"] [-st "sleep_time"] [-fb "field_break"] [-mb "message_break"] [-mt "message_tail"] [-kmb] [-ms "message_skip"] [-mc "message_count"] [-rc "repeat_count"] <Output_MsgQueue_Name> <Input_File_Name>
Default: Output QueueMng Name: () Character Convert: (false) Character Set: (1208) Message Priority: (-1) Sleep Time: (0) Field Break: () Message Break: (\r\n) Message Tail: () Keep Message Break: (false) Message Skip: (0) Message Count: (0) Repeat Count: (1)
Arguments:
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- Optional arguments:
-qm "Output_QueueMng_Name": Name of the queue manager to use,
-cc "character_convert": Switch on the caracter conversion (Set the MQMessage format to MQC.MQFMT_STRING),
-cs "character_set": QMessage character set,
-mp "message_priority": Priority of the message,
-st "sleep_time": Delay between message sending,
-fb "field_break": String used as field separator,
-mb "message_break": String used as message separator,
-mt "message_tail": String added at the message end,
-kmb "keep_message_break": Keep the message break (inserted at the message end, next to the message tail),
-ms "message_skip": Number of messages to skip before to start the loading,
-mc "message_count": Number of messages to load,
-rc "repeat_count": Number of time the whole process (start of file + skip + load) should be repeated.
- Mandatory arguments:
<Output_MsgQueue_Name>: Name of the output message queue to load to,
<Input_File_Name>: Name of the input file to load from.
Notes:
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- MQSLoad has been tested with WMQ 6.0
- "-fb" and "-mb" arguments accept a string with formated escape character:
+ "\n" for newline,
+ "\r" for return,
+ "\t" for tabulation,
+ "\\" for \.
- Message breaks are used for message separation in the batch file,
- Message breaks are striped from the sended message if "-kmb" (keep message break) is not set,
- Message tail specified after "-mt" option is inserted between message and message break,
- Field breaks are striped from the sended message.
- Windows text files: newline is specified as "\r\n",
- Unix text files: newline is specified as "\n".
- By default:
+ There is no field break,
+ Message break is "\r\n",
+ Message breaks are striped.
- This software is under the GNU General Public License. See GNU-GPL.txt.
Usage Examples:
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- To load a swift batch file "swift-batch.txt" with "---MESSAGE-BREAK---" message separator into the MQ/Series "SWIFT-QUEUE" use:
java MQSLoad -mb "---MESSAGE-BREAK---\r\n" SWIFT-QUEUE swift-batch.txt
- To load 10 time the third message of the file "swift-batch.txt" with "---MESSAGE-BREAK---" as message separator into the MQ/Series "SWIFT-QUEUE" use:
java MQSLoad -mb "---MESSAGE-BREAK---\r\n" -ms 2 -mc 1 -rc 10 SWIFT-QUEUE swift-batch.txt
- To load a raw swift batch file "swift-batch-raw.txt" with "}\r\n" message break into the MQ/Series "SWIFT-QUEUE" and by keeping message break separator use:
java MQSLoad -mb "}\r\n" -kmb SWIFT-QUEUE swift-batch-raw.txt
- To load a raw swift batch file "swift-batch-raw.txt" with "}\r\n" message break into the MQ/Series "SWIFT-QUEUE" and by keeping only "}" as end of message use:
java MQSLoad -mb "}\r\n" -mt "}" SWIFT-QUEUE swift-batch-raw.txt
- To load a csv batch file "batch.csv" with ";" field separator into the MQ/Series "DATA-QUEUE" use:
java MQSLoad -fb ";" DATA-QUEUE csv-batch.csv
