Responses to commands
Responses are issued to the commands as messages. Messages that are returned to several commands are listed here; messages that are specific to a command, or have a specific meaning, are listed with the command.
If a command is successful, it returns a return code of
zero, and a message with the number BIP8071I (command
successful).
Warning and error responses are listed in the command descriptions. If the command is
unsuccessful and returns, for example, the message
BIP8083, it has an exit code, in
this case, of 83. However, if the commands are exceptions to this rule:- The mqsicreatebar command returns a non-zero number if the command is unsuccessful.
- The mqsicreatemsgdefs command returns a non-zero number if the command is unsuccessful.
- The mqsicreatemsgdefsfromwsdl command returns a non-zero number if the command is unsuccessful.
- The mqsireadbar command returns 99 if the command is unsuccessful.
The following responses are returned by many commands,
and are not listed with each individual command:
- BIP8001 Unknown flag selected
- BIP8002 Selected flags are not valid
- BIP8003 Duplicate flag
- BIP8004 Invalid flags or arguments specified
- BIP8005 Flag or argument missing
- BIP8006 Mandatory flag missing
- BIP8007 Mandatory argument missing
- BIP8009 Program name not valid
- BIP8010 Component name not supplied
- BIP8013 Component does not exist
- BIP8071 Successful command completion
- BIP8073 Not a valid component
- BIP8081 Error generated by command processing
- BIP8083 Invalid component name
- BIP8087 Component exists and cannot be created
- BIP8092 Cannot locate return code in message catalog
- BIP8093 and BIP8094 Unable to access the WebSphere® MQ queue manager
- BIP8099 The supplied parameters are not valid