Data Queue APIs--Categories - FTP Directory Listing - IBM
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Create User <strong>Queue</strong> (QUSCRTUQ) API<br />
Does not contain<br />
library name Library name *USER<br />
None; error is<br />
returned<br />
Note: The QALWUSRDMN system value lists the libraries into which the user domain objects<br />
can be created. The libraries include special value *ALL or a list of one or more library names.<br />
Pointers<br />
INPUT; CHAR(10)<br />
Whether or not the user queue messages can contain pointer data or not. If this parameter is not<br />
specified, *NO is assumed.<br />
*YES<br />
Messages can contain pointer and scalar data. Messages to be enqueued must be 16-byte<br />
aligned, regardless of whether or not the message contains pointer data. Only user-domain<br />
user queues can contain pointer data; therefore, queues that support pointers cannot be created<br />
in or restored to a library that is not permitted by system value QALWUSRDMN. User<br />
queues that can contain pointers cannot be saved to a release prior to Version 2 Release 3<br />
Modification Level 0.<br />
*NO<br />
Messages can contain scalar data only. (User queues created prior to Version 2 Release 3<br />
Modification Level 0 contain scalar data only). The user queue can be in either the system<br />
domain or the user domain.<br />
Optional Parameter Group 3<br />
Number of queue extensions<br />
INPUT; BINARY(4)<br />
The maximum number of extensions allowed for the user queue. A value of -1 indicates that the<br />
maximum number of extensions will be chosen by the machine. If this parameter is not specified, 0<br />
is assumed.<br />
Reclaim storage<br />
INPUT; CHAR(1)<br />
Whether storage reclaim will be attempted when the number of currently enqueued messages in the<br />
user queue reaches zero. Allowable values are:<br />
0<br />
Do not reclaim storage when the user queues have no currently enqueued messages. 0 is the<br />
default value.<br />
1<br />
Reclaim storage when the user queues have no currently enqueued messages.<br />
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