PH48178: CSQO096E INTERNAL ERROR IN CSQOXDSP. STATQ NOT IN KEYWORD TABLE

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APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• MQ operations and control panels are using V9.3 libraries but
  when you
  enter option 2=Define like in front of a queue, for example, in
  front of SYSTEM.DEFAULT.LOCAL.QUEUE, you receive the message
  
  CSQO096E Internal error in CSQOXDSP. STATQ not in keyword table
  
  Although the new STATQ keyword was added to the table of
  allowed values for a queue, it was added in the wrong place.
  This results in the MQ panel logic in CSQOXATR being unable to
  find the keyword.
  

Local fix

Problem summary

• ****************************************************************
  * USERS AFFECTED: All users of IBM MQ for z/OS Version 9       *
  *                 Release 3 Modification 0.                    *
  ****************************************************************
  * PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Message CSQO096E is issued when         *
  *                      interacting with a local or model queue *
  *                      using the operations and control panels *
  *                      for IBM MQ (CSQOREXX). Similarly, when  *
  *                      displaying a local or model queue using *
  *                      the CSQUTIL COMMAND function, message   *
  *                      CSQU053E is issued in the CSQUTIL job   *
  *                      SYSPRINT DD output.                     *
  *                                                              *
  *                      This message is also issued when using  *
  *                      the SDEFS function with local or model  *
  *                      queues. Additionally, the MAKEDEF queue *
  *                      ACCTQ and CLWLUSEQ values are reset to  *
  *                      QMGR.                                   *
  *                                                              *
  *                      After migrating from an earlier release *
  *                      of IBM MQ, after altering a local or    *
  *                      model queue, the queue's CLWLUSEQ value *
  *                      is reset to QMGR.                       *
  ****************************************************************
  The operations and control panels for IBM MQ issues DISPLAY
  commands to retrieve object definitions. The object keywords are
  subsequently located in an internal table to display the output.
  The STATQ queue keyword was added to this table in a recent
  release, but it was added incorrectly. This results in the
  object not being found in the table, and message CSQO096E being
  issued. This logic is shared with the CSQUTIL COMMAND and SDEFS
  functions resulting in a similar problem occurring there, but
  with message CSQU053E being issued.
  
  The logic used by the CSQUTIL SDEFS function to determine the
  STATQ value for local and model queues was incorrect. This
  results in the queue's CLWLUSEQ and ACCTQ values being set to
  QMGR in the MAKEDEF output.
  
  A similar problem occurs when altering a local or model queue
  migrated from an earlier release. In this scenario the queue's
  CLWLUSEQ value is reset to QMGR.
  

Problem conclusion

• The STATQ queue keyword has been added to the internal queue
  object table correctly.
  
  The ALTER QLOCAL/QMODEL and CSQUTIL SDEFS logic which determines
  a queue's STATQ value for migrated local and model queues has
  been corrected to no longer reset the CLWLUSEQ or ACCTQ values.
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

  UI82082

Modules/Macros

• CSQMGETO CSQOXATR CSQUDEFS
  

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  IBM MQ Z/OS V9

• Fixed component ID

  5655MQ900

Applicable component levels

• R300 PSY UI82082

     UP22/09/17 P F209 ¢

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