RE: DDM Data queue

[nickmart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

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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> Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 1:46 PM
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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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