The document outlines the process for connecting one application to multiple queue managers using the Client Connection Definition Table (CCDT). It details steps such as creating and starting queue managers, defining channels and listeners, and setting up authorization and environment variables for message handling. Additionally, it includes instructions for updating the amqclchl.tab file and performing actions across different operating systems.

1. CCDT
(Client Connection Definition Table)
If Oneapplication wantto connect multiple Queue Managers Using CCDT file
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CreatingandStarting3 Queue Managersfor demo

2. Defining the channels, listeners and port details. The client
connection channel also defined in QM queue manager.
Checkthe memorysize of AMQCLCHL.TAB file itupdatesall Clientconnectionchannelsdetails.

3. Creating channels, listeners and ports for QM2 queue manager.
Defining CLNTCONN channels of QM1 in queue manager QM
Check the file size of AMQCLCHL.TAB

4. Defining channels, listeners and port of queuemanager QM2
Defining CLNTCONN channel with port details in queue manager QM.
Giving authorization to user to Queue Managers and Local Queues.

5. Displaying the authorization rights

6. IN WINScp openthe @ipcc file onLinux andcreata file onWindowsforstoringthe LIBfiles.
From@ipcc linux side drag the AMQCLCHL.TABon windows ccdtpath
When ever the CLNTCONN defined in table of queue manager.Pls refresh on
@ipcc side . Drag and Drop on Windows ccdt file side.

7. This function of setting environment variable is done by different teams like
Windows or Linux teams. For understanding the demo purposeI am setting
environmentvariables.

9. On windows sideI am setting the LIBpath and TAB file details passed using
below commands. SETMQCHLIBis given the ccdt file path. In this way
application cann PUT messages on different Queue Managers using client
channels.

10. Application GETTING messages from different queue managers.