Answer / niloy roy

A transmission queue is a local queue that is used when a
queue manager forwards messages to a remote queue(Target
Queue) manager through a message channel.

The channel provides a one-way link to the remote queue
manager. Messages are queued at the transmission queue
until the channel can accept them. When you define a
channel, you must specify a transmission queue name at the
sending end of the message channel.

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