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praveen
praveen

Reputation: 139

crtmqm: command not found

I have installed a trial version of MQ and now im trying to create a queue manager. Running the command crtmqm gives

crtmqm -q QManager
bash: crtmqm: command not found

Upvotes: 3

Views: 9267

Answers (3)

T.Rob
T.Rob

Reputation: 31832

Most likely cause is that you did not run setmqinst.

When WebSphere MQ gained multiple install capability, it became necessary to explicitly tell WMQ which install you want to use as the default. This is especially important when the multiple installs are of different versions and the API may have changed or the classes repackaged a bit. Running setmqinst sources the correct set of libraries, classes, etc. Full details are at the Infocenter page linked above.

Unfortunately, setting the PATH as recommended by other respondents only works in the narrow case that there is only one install of WMQ and it is in the default location.

Upvotes: 0

Shammi Jayasinghe
Shammi Jayasinghe

Reputation: 69

I encountered the same problem in using IBM MQ V7.5. In that i could get rid of this by setting the path to the directory which i have these executable files which i created in the 6th step of following the blog - Enterprise Messaging with Synapse, WSO2 ESB and WebSphere MQ

To set the patch , i added the line export PATH=$PATH:/home/wso2/mqm/bin to the .bashrc file of the user and executed the source .bashrc command.

Upvotes: 1

paxdiablo
paxdiablo

Reputation: 881453

It's most likely the case that your path isn't set up correctly.

Find out where the crtmqm is located (such as with find / -name crtmqm) and add that directory to your path (in your favorite startup file, like .profile or .bash_profile).

You may also then need to open up a new session (or even log in again), depending on which startup file was changed.

Upvotes: 1

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