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Contents
List of Examples
List of Figures
List of Tables
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Intended Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Product Name
Typographic Conventions
Command Syntax
Related Publications
Related Documents
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Introduction
Introduction to Message Queuing
Introduction to WebSphere MQ
WebSphere MQ Terms
Introduction to the Gateway
Developing Gateway Applications
Gateway Terms
Advantages of Using the Gateway
Gateway Architecture
Component Descriptions
Oracle Applications
Oracle Database
Oracle Net
Gateway
WebSphere MQ Queue Manager
WebSphere MQ Application
Gateway Structure
Gateway Operation
Communication
2
Release Information
Changes and Enhancements
Changes and Enhancements
Oracle Database Dependencies
Support for Large Data Buffers
DG4MQ Data Types
PGM_UTL Procedures
DG4MQ API Prototype Changes
DG4MQ Deployment Scripts
Large Payload Support
Database Link and Alias Library
Known Problems for 12
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Release 1
Known Restrictions for 12
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Release 1
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Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Oracle Database
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Preinstallation
Preinstallation Tasks
WebSphere MQ Software
Setting Environment Variables
ORACLE_HOME
Preventing Conflicts Between ORACLE_HOME Directories
Setting ORACLE_HOME
ORACLE_SID
Setting ORACLE_SID
DISPLAY
On Server where the Installer is Running
In Session on Your Workstation
TMP
Using Windows User Account as Oracle Home User
About Oracle Universal Installer
oraInventory Directory
Starting Oracle Universal Installer
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Installation
Installation
Running root.sh on UNIX Based Systems
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Removing the Gateway
Removing the Gateway
About the Deinstallation Tool
Removing Oracle Software
Reinstalling the gateway
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Configuration
Configuration Overview
Configuring the Gateway
Using the Gateway with the Default Values
Using the Gateway Without the Default Values
Changing Default Values
Step 1: Choose a System ID for the Gateway
Step 2: Customize the Gateway Initialization File
Configuring Oracle Net for the Gateway
Using Oracle Net with Default Gateway Values
Using Oracle Net When Changing the Default Gateway Values
Step 1: Configure the Oracle Net Oracle Net Listener for the Gateway
Step 2: Stop and Start the Oracle Net Listener for the Gateway
Configuring Oracle Net for Oracle Database
Using Default Gateway Values
Changing Default Gateway Values
TCP/IP Example
IPC Example
Creating a Transaction Log Queue
Administering the Database Links Alias Library
Using Database Links
Creating Database Links
Dropping Database Links
Examining Available Database Links
Limiting the Number of Active Database Links
Creating Alias Library
Dropping Alias Library
Installing the Oracle Visual Workbench Repository
Preinstallation Tasks
Step 1: Choose a Repository Server
Step 2: Locate the Installation Scripts
Step 3: Upgrade the Visual Workbench Repository
Step 4: Ensure that the UTL_RAW Package is Installed
Step 5: Ensure that the DBMS_OUTPUT Package is Enabled
Step 6: Create a Database Link
Visual Workbench Repository Installation Tasks
Step 1: Enter the Database Connection Information
Step 2: Check for Existing Workbench Repository
Step 3: Check for The Required PL/SQL Packages
Step 4: Install the UTL_PG Package
Step 5: Create the Administrative User and All Repository Tables
Step 6: Create Public Synonyms and Development Roles
After the Repository is Created
Deinstall the Visual Workbench Repository
Step 1: Enter the Database Connection Information
Step 2: Check for the Existing Workbench Repository
Preparing the Production Oracle Database
Introduction
Verifying and Installing PL/SQL Packages
Removing the PL/SQL Packages
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Gateway Running Environment
Security Models
Relaxed Model
Strict Model
Authorization Process for a WebSphere MQ Server Application
Authorization Process for a WebSphere MQ Client Application
Authorization for WebSphere MQ Objects
Transaction Support
Non-Oracle Data Sources and Distributed Transactions
Transaction Capability Types
Transaction Capability Types of Oracle Database Gateway for WebSphere MQ
Single-Site Transactions
Commit-Confirm Transactions
Troubleshooting
Message and Error Code Processing
Interpreting Gateway Messages
Common Error Codes
Gateway Tracing
LOG_DESTINATION Parameter
Verifying Gateway Operation
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The PGM, PGM_UTL8, and PGM_SUP Packages
PGM Package, DG4MQ Gateway Procedures, and Data Type Definitions
Summary of Procedures and Type Definitions
Procedure Conventions
MQI Calls Performed by the Gateway
Unsupported MQI Calls
Migration Tips
MQCLOSE Procedure
MQGET Procedure
PGM.MQMD Type Definition
PGM.MQGMO Type Definition
MQOPEN Procedure
PGM.MQOD Type Definition
MQPUT Procedure
PGM.MQPMO Type Definition
PGM_SUP Package
PGM.MQGMO Values
OPTIONS Field
VERSION Field
MATCHOPTIONS Field
WAITINTERVAL
PGM.MQMD Values
CODEDCHARSETID Field
ENCODING Field
ENCODING Field, Values for Binary Integers
ENCODING Field, Values for Floating Point Numbers
ENCODING Field, Mask Values
ENCODING Field, Values for Packed Decimal Integers
EXPIRY Field
FEEDBACK Field
FORMAT Field
MSGTYPE Field
PERSISTENCE Field
PRIORITY Field
PUTAPPLTYPE Field
REPORT Field
VERSION Field
Report Field, Mask Values
PGM.MQOD Values
OBJECTTYPE Field
OBJECTTYPE Field, Extended Values
VERSION Field
PGM.MQPMO Values
OPTIONS Field
VERSION Field
MQCLOSE Values
hobj
Argument
options
Argument
MQOPEN Values
options
Argument
Maximum Lengths for Fields of PGM Type Definitions
Error Code Definitions
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UTL_RAW Package
Message Data Types
UTL_RAW Functions
UTL_RAW.TO_RAW
UTL_RAW.BIT_AND
UTL_RAW.BIT_COMPLEMENT
UTL_RAW.BIT_OR
UTL_RAW.BIT_XOR
UTL_RAW.CAST_TO_RAW
UTL_RAW.CAST_TO_VARCHAR2
UTL_RAW.COMPARE
UTL_RAW.CONCAT
UTL_RAW.CONVERT
UTL_RAW.COPIES
UTL_RAW.LENGTH
UTL_RAW.OVERLAY
UTL_RAW.REVERSE
UTL_RAW.SUBSTR
UTL_RAW.TRANSLATE
UTL_RAW.TRANSLITERATE
UTL_RAW.XRANGE
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Gateway Initialization Parameters
Gateway Initialization File
Gateway Parameters
LOG_DESTINATION
AUTHORIZATION_MODEL
QUEUE_MANAGER
TRACE_LEVEL
TRANSACTION_LOG_QUEUE
TRANSACTION_MODEL
TRANSACTION_RECOVERY_PASSWORD
TRANSACTION_RECOVERY_USER
Index
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