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When supplying a queue manager name for the the module, you can supply multiple using a list
e.g. ['qmgr1', 'qmgr2']
The problem currently is that while the queue manager module can handle this, the logging of return codes and output messages cannot. Currently if multiple queue managers are supplied then each one will overwrite the other's message and return code.
For instance, using ['qmgr1', 'qmgr2']
the initial return code and message will relate to qmgr1 however as soon as qmgr2 has operations performed using it, the return code and message will overwrite the one created for qmgr1.
Finding a way to potentially use lists potentially to store the results might be a possible solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When supplying a queue manager name for the the module, you can supply multiple using a list
e.g.
['qmgr1', 'qmgr2']
The problem currently is that while the queue manager module can handle this, the logging of return codes and output messages cannot. Currently if multiple queue managers are supplied then each one will overwrite the other's message and return code.
For instance, using
['qmgr1', 'qmgr2']
the initial return code and message will relate to qmgr1 however as soon as qmgr2 has operations performed using it, the return code and message will overwrite the one created for qmgr1.
Finding a way to potentially use lists potentially to store the results might be a possible solution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: