IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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mqsistop command - z/OS®

Use the mqsistop command to stop an IBM® Integration Bus broker; the controller must be running.

Purpose

The following table distinguishes between the stop (/P) and stopcomponent commands, and lists the available options:

Use the stop (/P) command to bring a component into a state in which you can run the appropriate change command.
Use the stopcomponent command to stop a broker when its controller (control process) is already running.

Component	Command	Description
Broker	/P <Broker started task name> /F <Broker started task name>,P /F <Broker started task name>,PC	Stop broker. Stop broker; this is the same as /P. You can also use /F <broker started task name>,STOP Stop broker component. This stops the broker process (including any integration server address spaces), but leaves the message broker console command server running inside the controller address space. This allows you to run the mqsichangebroker command console command. Restart the broker afterward by running the mqsistart command (SC) console command.

Syntax

z/OS console command - stopcomponent

Synonym: pc


>>-+-stopcomponent-+--+-------+--------------------------------><
   '-pc -----------'  '-i=yes-'

Parameters

-i

(Optional) Immediately stop the broker.

Specify this flag only if you have already tried, and failed, to stop the broker in a controlled fashion by using the mqsistop command without the -i flag.

This command is rejected by the IBM Integration Bus console command server if a previous stop command has failed to complete. This can occur, for example, if one or more integration server address spaces cannot shutdown.

Examples

 F MQ00BRK,pc

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