| Event Id | 6119 |
| Source | MQSeries |
| Description | An internal MQSeries error has occurred (WinNT error 5 from CopyFile.) MQSeries detected an unexpected error when calling the operating system. The MQSeries error recording routine has been called. |
| Event Information | This message from newsgroup may help you: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolution: For the linked exception to work, you need to put the 'C:\Program Files\MQSeries\Java\lib' directory in your CLASSPATH. I.e. run the command SET CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;C:\Program Files\MQSeries\Java\lib. The linked exception is trying to tell you what the MQ reason was but could not get the message from the language files. Unfortunately, I also only speak English, so if it is possible to have the exception and linked exception in English I may be able to help you some more (although my English isn't that good either :-) ). 'Resetting' the channels is a processes that sets the 'Message sequence number' back to 1. I believe messages are tracked through the channels using a sequence number and if the receiving channel is expecting, say message number 50, and you are sending message number 60, MQ complains. This can happen sometimes if one of you channels goes down abnormally. You can reset the channel, either from the MQ Explorer (right click the channel and go to All Tasks -> Reset) or use the runmqsc command 'RESET CHANNEL'. The channel to reset is whichever one is being used by the application. You are doing JMS Pub Sub and this information is help in the Topic Connection Factory instance that you use to create a topic connection from. I think by default it uses SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------. |
| Reference Links | Event Id:6119 Source Id:MQSeries |
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