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How to Enable Trace in WebSphere MQ ?

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anonymous
2/23/2010 3:45 PM
WebSphere MQ for Windows Trace

Follow the instructions listed below to start, stop and format WebSphere MQ for Windows trace. Delete or relocate old trace files from the trace directory before beginning a new trace.

· Start trace:

strmqtrc

Or start a high detail trace:

strmqtrc -t all -t detail

Or start a high detail wrapping trace and limit the file size to ~5MB:

strmqtrc -l 5 -t all -t detail

· End trace:

endmqtrc

· Format trace:

No formatting is required

The trace records are written to the following directory where is the directory where WebSphere MQ was installed.

MQ 5.3: \errors

Therefore the default trace directory for WebSphere MQ 5.3 is C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ\errors.

MQ 6: \trace

Therefore the default trace directory for WebSphere MQ 6 is C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere MQ\trace.

On Windows, the trace files are readable without formatting. However, they are still called AMQppppp.TRC (where ppppp is the process identifier or pid which created the file) rather than AMQppppp.FMT.



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