What is a Channel?
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Answer / ajay dev
Channel is a Logical communication. These are of two types
1.Message Channels and 2.MQI(message queue interface)
channels.
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Answer / jagan reddy
channels are objects that provides a communication path
from one queue manager to another.
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Answer / mandar s.
Channel means logical communication link. There are two
types of channels 1) message channel, 2) MQI channel
1) Mesage channel use for communication between QMgr to
QMgr.
2) MQI channel use for for communication between QMgr to
MQ client
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Answer / ajay kumar
channel is logical communication between two queuemanagers
..which transfers meesage from one qm to another qm..
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Answer / naganjaneya reddy
Channel means logical communication link. Channels are
message send to one application to another application.
There are two types of channels
1) message channel, 2) MQI channel
1) Mesage channel use for communication between QMgr to
QMgr. are one way piping channels.
2) MQI channel use for for communication between QMgr to
MQ client. two way pipping channels.
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