RE: DDM Data queue

Chris,

Thank you for the response. I am attempting to use an *IP ddm data queue.
I checked the WRKRDBDIRE screens on both systems and found that the
"remote" did not have an entry for the "local". I added the entry. The
program works.

Thanks again.

Nick

Are you creating an *IP or *SNA DDM Data Queue?  If you are attempting
to use the default of *SNA, you must have SNA set up between the servers
and a Relation Data Base entry in your system, WRKRDBDIRE.  Make sure
both systems have an entry for *local and the remote system.  Make sure
you have both Controllers and Device descriptions on each system
pointing to the remote system.  If you run over an existing line such as
your Ethernet, you will not need to define a line description.


Christopher Bipes
Information Services Director
CrossCheck, Inc.
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Subject: DDM Data queue

I have been trying to set up and send data to a remote data queue. I
went thru the archives and found most of what I think I need. Thank you
to all those that have posted in the past.

However, I must not have something quite right. I am receiving a CPF4364
Remote location SYSTEMB for program device DDMDEVICE was not found.

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