I cannot figure out a way to get other channel types, e.g. sender channel, to be multiple instances. There is nothing documented against this. I am assuming only the connection channels could have multiple instances. Is this correct?
Thanks.
I cannot figure out a way to get other channel types, e.g. sender channel, to be multiple instances. There is nothing documented against this. I am assuming only the connection channels could have multiple instances. Is this correct?
Thanks.
Channels that can have multiple instances include channels used by clients (MQI channels) and the channels used by QMgrs (MCA channels) that are inbound types - RCVR, RQSTR and CLUSRCVR. Outbound MCA channels (SDR, SVR, CLUSSDR) are associated with a single remote destination and must be uniquely named.
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