Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X

A

access
- object types 4.2.1.3
access control
- destination level in JMS 11.1.4
- queue-level 1.2
- system level 1.2
  - in JMS 11.1.3
adding subscribers 8.6.1
administration
- Messaging Gateway 17.3.1
administrative interfaces to Oracle Database AQ
- comparison 3.3.1.1
AdtMessage
- about 11.2.3.6
- creating 15.1.13
agents
- AQjms agent
  - creating 15.5
- Messaging Gateway
  - about 17.3.2
  - configuring agent 19.1
  - monitoring 21.2
  - running agent on Oracle RAC 19.2.4
  - shutting down agent 19.2.2
  - starting agent 19.2.1
agent user
- creating Messaging Gateway agent 18.2.6
alias
- adding to LDAP server 8.9
- deleting from LDAP server 8.10
- parameters
  - alias 8.9
  - obj_location 8.9
ALL_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS 9.17
ALL_QUEUE_TABLES
- Queue Tables Queue Accessible to the Current User 9.3
ALL_QUEUES 9.6
altering
- AQ agents 8.8.2
- propagations 8.7.3
- queues 8.2.2
- queue tables 8.1.2
- subscribers 8.6.2
- transformations 8.4.2
ANYDATA datatype
- queue table 8.1.1
application development
- about 1.3
- client/server communication 1.3.1
- Internet operations 1.3
- publish/subscribe 1.3.4
- third-party messaging 1.3
- workflows 1.3.3
AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE
- and LDAP 11.1.1.3
- and registerConnectionFactory 12.2.2
- definition 4.2.1.1
- needed for JMS 3.5
AQ_MsgProperties 19.7.5
AQ_TM_PROCESSES parameter 2.16.1
AQ_USER_ROLE
- definition 4.2.1.2
- needed for JMS 3.5
AQ$_AGENT 2.3
AQ$_AGENT_LIST_T 2.5
AQ$_POST_INFO_LIST 2.8
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_D 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_E 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_H 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_I 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_P 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_S 8.1.1
AQ$_QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_T 8.1.1
AQ$_RECIPIENT_LIST_T 2.4
AQ$_REG_INFO_LIST 2.7
AQ$_SUBSCRIBER_LIST_T 2.6
AQ$INTERNET_USERS 9.24
AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME 9.10
AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_R 9.12
AQ$QUEUE_TABLE_NAME_S 9.11
AQ agents
- adding to LDAP server 10.10
- altering 8.8.2
- creating 8.8.1
- dropping 8.8.3
- parameters
  - agent_name 8.8.1
  - certificate_location 8.8.1
  - enable_anyp 8.8.1
  - enable_http 8.8.1
- removing from LDAP server 10.11
AQ background architecture , 2.16.3
AQjms agent
- creating 15.5
AQ Message Properties Type 2.11
AQ servlet
- deploying 6.2
- responses using HTTP 6.1.5
AQ system privilege
- granting 8.5.1
  - in JMS 12.9.1
- revoking 8.5.2
  - in JMS 12.9.2
architecture
- application development 1.3
- Internet operations 1.10, 6.1.1
- Messaging Gateway 17.3
arrays
- dequeuing
  - about 1.7
  - buffered messages 10.6
  - syntax 10.6
- enqueuing
  - about 1.6
  - syntax 10.3
asynchronous notifications
- about 1.5
- buffered messages 1.5
- designated port 1.5
- purge following 1.5
- RAW payload delivery 1.5
- reliability 1.5
- timeout 1.5
asynchronous receive in JMS 11.7.6

B

batch dequeuing 10.6
batch enqueuing 10.3
BFILE objects
- propagating 4.7.2
Boolean message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.1
- setting 15.2.1
broadcasting
- definition 1.3.4
buffered messages
- about 1.4
- dequeuing 1.4
  - options 1.4
- enqueuing 1.4
- exception handling 1.4
- flow control 1.4
- listen_delivery_mode 10.4
- MSG_STATE parameter 9.10
- notification 1.5
- ordering 1.4
- propagation 1.4
- queue-to-queue propagation 1.4
- restrictions 1.4
- tuning 5.2.3
- types supported 1.4
- views 1.4
- visibility 1.4
- with Messaging Gateway 17.5
- with Oracle JMS 11.2.5
- with Oracle Real Application Clusters 1.4
buffered queues 8.1.1
byte message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.6
- setting 15.2.6
BytesMessage
- about 11.2.3.2
- creating 15.1.7
- example 16.2

C

CLASSPATH
- Messaging Gateway 18.6.2
closing
- JMS Connection 15.11.5
- JMS Session 15.11.4
- message consumer 15.11.2
- MessageProducer 15.11.1
commit
- all operations in JMS Session 15.1.3
- transaction 6.4.4
commit-time ordering
- about 1.6
- example 8.1.1
- requirements 8.1.1
compatibility
- about 4.1
- and Oracle Real Application Clusters 1.2
- migrating queue tables 8.1.5
- nonpersistent queues A.3
- security 4.2.2
concurrent processes
- tuning for Oracle Database AQ 5.2.1.4
Connection (JMS)
- creating
  - with default ConnectionFactory parameters 13.2, 14.2
  - with user name/password 13.1, 14.1
- getting JDBC connection from JMS Session 15.1.5
ConnectionFactory
- getting
  - in LDAP 12.4.5
- objects 11.1.1.1
- registering
  - through database using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.1
  - through database using JDBC URL 12.2.2
  - through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.3
  - through LDAP using JDBC URL 12.2.4
- unregistering
  - in LDAP through LDAP 12.3.2
  - in LDAP through the database 12.3.1
  - through database 12.3.1
  - through LDAP 12.3.2
- using JNDI to look up 11.1.1.3
conversion
- JMS messages, about 20.4
- message headers 20.1.3
- non-JMS messages, about 20.1.1
- TIB/Rendezvous messages 20.3
- WebSphere MQ messages 20.2
correlation identifier
- about 1.6, 1.7
- and transaction grouping 1.7
- and Virtual Private Database 4.6.8
- as dequeue condition 10.5
- as message property 10.2
- as MessageSelector 11.4
- dequeuing by specifying 1.7
- getting in JMS 15.9.1
- setting in JMS 15.1.14
- with queue table indexes 5.2.1.6
creating
- AQ agents 8.8.1
- AQjms agent 15.5
- DurableSubscriber 14.13, 14.14, 14.15, 14.16
- JMS AdtMessage 15.1.13
- JMS BytesMessage 15.1.7
- JMS Connection 13.1, 14.1, 13.2, 14.2
- JMS MapMessage 15.1.8
- JMS Message 15.1.12
- JMS ObjectMessage 15.1.10
- JMS Session 13.7, 14.6
- JMS StreamMessage 15.1.9
- JMS TextMessage 15.1.11
- Messaging Gateway administration user 18.2.5
- Messaging Gateway agent user 18.2.6
- Messaging Gateway propagation subscriber 19.5.2
- nonpersistent queues A.1
- point-to-point queue in JMS 12.7.1
- point-to-point sharded queue in JMS 12.7.3
- propagations 8.7.1
- publish/subscribe Topic in JMS 12.7.2
- QueueBrowser 13.12, 13.13, 13.14
- QueueConnection 13.3, 13.4, 13.5, 13.6
- QueueReceiver 13.16, 13.17
- queues 8.2.1
  - in JMS 12.7
- QueueSender 13.9
- QueueSession 13.8
- queue tables 8.1.1
  - in JMS 12.6
- subscribers 8.6.1
- TIB/Rendezvous link 19.3.4
- TopicConnection 14.3, 14.4, 14.5
- TopicPublisher 14.8
- TopicSession 14.7
- transformations 8.4.1
- WebSphere MQ base Java link 19.3.1
- WebSphere MQ JMS link 19.3.2

D

database
- disabling access 8.8.5
- enabling access 8.8.4
database connection
- configuring Messaging Gateway connection information 18.2.7
- Messaging Gateway 19.1.3
data pump 4.3.3
data type
- LONG VARCHAR
DBA_ATTRIBUTE_TRANSFORMATIONS 9.19
DBA_QUEUE_SCHEDULES 9.7
DBA_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS 9.15
DBA_QUEUE_TABLES
- All Queue Tables in Database 9.1
DBA_QUEUES 9.4
DBA_SUBSCR_REGISTRATIONS
- All Subscription Registrations 9.22
DBA_TRANSFORMATIONS 9.18
DBMS_AQ.BUFFERED 10.4
DBMS_AQ.PERSISTENT 10.4
DBMS_AQ.PERSISTENT_OR_BUFFERED 10.4
DBMS_AQADM procedures
- ADD_ALIAS_TO_LDAP 8.9
- ADD_SUBSCRIBER 8.6.1
- ALTER_AQ_AGENT 8.8.2
- ALTER_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE 8.7.3
- ALTER_QUEUE 8.2.2
- ALTER_QUEUE_TABLE 8.1.2
- ALTER_SUBSCRIBER 8.6.2
- CREATE_AQ_AGENT 8.8.1
- CREATE_NP_QUEUE A.1
- CREATE_QUEUE 8.2.1
- CREATE_QUEUE_TABLE 8.1.1
- CREATE_TRANSFORMATION 8.4.1
- DEL_ALIAS_FROM_LDAP 8.10
- DISABLE_DB_ACCESS 8.8.5
- DISABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE 8.7.5
- DROP_AQ_AGENT 8.8.3
- DROP_QUEUE 8.2.5
- DROP_QUEUE_TABLE 8.1.3
- DROP_TRANSFORMATION 8.4.3
- ENABLE_DB_ACCESS 8.8.4
- ENABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE 8.7.4
- GRANT_QUEUE_PRIVILEGE 8.5.3
- GRANT_SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE 8.5.1
- MIGRATE_QUEUE_TABLE 8.1.5
- MODIFY_TRANSFORMATION 8.4.2
- PURGE_QUEUE_TABLE 8.1.4
- REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER 8.6.3
- REVOKE_QUEUE_PRIVILEGE 8.5.4
- REVOKE_SYSTEM_PRIVILEGE 8.5.2
- SCHEDULE_PROPAGATION 8.7.1
- START_QUEUE 8.2.3
- STOP_QUEUE 8.2.4
- UNSCHEDULE_PROPAGATION 8.7.6
- VERIFY_QUEUE_TYPES 1.8, 8.7.2
DBMS_AQIN 12.1
DBMS_AQ procedures
- BIND_AGENT 10.10
- DEQUEUE 10.5
- DEQUEUE_ARRAY 10.6
- ENQUEUE 10.2
- ENQUEUE_ARRAY 10.3
- LISTEN 10.4
- POST 10.9
- REGISTER 10.7
- UNBIND_AGENT 10.11
- UNREGISTER 10.8
DBMS_MGWADM package
- about 17.3.1
- ADD_SUBSCRIBER 19.5.2, 19.7.5
- ALTER_AGENT 19.1.4
- ALTER_MSGSYSTEM_LINK 19.3.5, 19.7.3
- ALTER_SUBSCRIBER 19.7.5
- CREATE_MSGSYSTEM_LINK 19.3.1, 19.3.2, 19.3.4, 19.7.3
- DB_CONNECT_INFO 18.2.7, 19.1.3
- DISABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE 19.5.3
- DOMAIN_QUEUE 19.4.1
- DOMAIN_TOPIC 19.4.1
- ENABLE_PROPAGATION_SCHEDULE 19.5.3
- JMS_CONNECTION 19.3.2
- JMS_QUEUE_CONNECTION 19.3.2
- JMS_TOPIC_CONNECTION 19.3.2
- MQSERIES_BASE_JAVA_INTERFACE 19.3.1
- REGISTER_FOREIGN_QUEUE 19.4.1, 19.7.4
- REMOVE_MSGSYSTEM_LINK 19.3.6
- RESET_SUBSCRIBER 19.5.4
- SHUTDOWN 19.2.2
- STARTUP 19.2.1
- UNREGISTER_FOREIGN_QUEUE 19.4.2
DBMS_MGWMSG.LCR_TO_XML 20.1.5
delays
- during dequeuing 1.7
- specifying in JMS 11.6.2
dequeue condition
- and Virtual Private Database 4.6.8
- with queue table indexes 5.2.1.6
dequeuing
- buffered messages 1.4
- by multiple consumers 1.3.2
- concurrent processes 1.7
- features 1.7
- IDAP client request 6.4.2
- IDAP server response to request 6.4.7
- message arrays 1.7, 10.6
- messages 10.5
- message states 1.7
- methods 1.7
- modes
  - about 1.7
- navigation of messages 1.7
- options 10.5
  - buffered messages 1.4
- parameters
  - array_size 10.6
  - dequeue_options 10.5, 10.6
- retries with delays 1.7
- transaction protection 1.7
- waiting for messages 1.7
destination (JMS)
- altering 12.10.3
- dropping 12.10.4
- starting 12.10.1
- stopping 12.10.2
disabling
- database access 8.8.5
- propagations 8.7.5
double message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.4
- setting 15.2.4
dropping
- AQ agents 8.8.3
- propagations 8.7.6
- queues 8.2.5
- queue tables 8.1.3
- transformations 8.4.3
DurableSubscriber
- about 11.5.2
- creating
  - for JMS Topic 14.13, 14.14
  - for Oracle object type Topic 14.15, 14.16
- unsubscribing
  - for a local subscriber 14.21
  - for a remote subscriber 14.22

E

e-mail notification 6.5
enabling
- database access 8.8.4
- propagations 8.7.4
enqueuing
- buffered messages 1.4
- client request for 6.4.1
- correlation identifier 1.6
- features 1.6
- IDAP client request 6.4.1
- IDAP server response to request 6.4.6
- message array 1.6, 10.3
- message expiration 1.6
- message grouping 1.6
- message properties 10.2
- messages 10.2
- options 10.2
- parameters
  - array_size 10.3
  - enqueue_options 10.2
  - message_properties 10.2
  - message_properties_array 10.3
  - payload 10.2
  - payload_array 10.3
- priority and ordering of messages 1.6
- sender identification 1.6
enumerated constants
- about 2.14
- delivery_mode 2.15
- operational interface 2.15
environment variables
- CLASSPATH 18.6.2
- Messaging Gateway 18.6.2
- MGW_PRE_PATH 18.6.2
- ORACLE_SID 18.6.2
error conditions
- Messaging Gateway 21.2.3
error handling
- error messages 7.2
- IDAP 6.4.12
- propagations 1.8
error messages 7.2
- Messaging Gateway 21.2.2
- Messaging Gateway agent 21.4
errors (JMS)
- getting codes 15.12.1
- getting number 15.12.2
event journals 1.10
exception (JMS)
- exception linked to a JMS exception, getting 15.12.3
- exception listener
  - getting 15.12.6
  - setting 15.12.5
- printing stack trace 15.12.4
exception handling
- buffered messages 1.4
- exception queues 1.7, 11.7.7
- Messaging Gateway 21.1.2
- propagations in JMS 11.8.4
exception queues
- about 1.7
- in JMS 11.7.7
expiration
- setting during enqueuing 1.6
- specifying in JMS 11.6.3
exporting
- queue tables
  - about 4.3.1
  - data pump 4.3.3
  - modes 4.3.1
  - multiple recipients 4.3.1

F

float message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.5
- setting 15.2.5
flow control
- about 1.4

G

getting (JMS)
- ConnectionFactory 12.4
- correlation identifier 15.9.1
- error codes 15.12.1
- error numbers 15.12.2
- exceptions 15.12.3
- JDBC connection 15.1.5
- JMS Connection 15.1.2
- message identifier 15.9.2
- non-sharded queue table 12.8
- OracleOCIConnectionPool 15.1.6
- QueueConnectionFactory 12.4
  - in LDAP 12.4.5
  - with JDBC connection parameters 12.4.2
  - with JDBC URL 12.4.1
- Queue in LDAP 12.5
- TopicConnectionFactory 12.4
  - with JDBC connection parameters 12.4.4
  - with JDBC URL 12.4.3
- Topic in LDAP 12.5
GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE
- and registerConnectionFactory 11.1.1.3, 12.2.3
granting
- AQ system privilege 8.5.1
  - in JMS 12.9.1
- queue privilege 8.5.3
  - in JMS 12.9.5
- Topic privilege in JMS 12.9.3
grouping
- messages 1.6
GV$AQ 11.1.7

H

HTTP
- AQ operations over 6.1.1
- AQ servlet responses 6.1.5
- client requests 6.1.4
- headers 6.3.2.1
- propagation 6.1.6
- propagation using 1.8
- response 6.3.2.3

I

I/O
- configuring for Oracle Database AQ 5.2.1.3
IDAP
- client request
  - commit transaction 6.4.4
  - dequeue 6.4.2
  - enqueue 6.4.1
  - registration 6.4.3
  - roll back transaction 6.4.5
- error handling 6.4.12
- message 6.4
- notification 6.4.11
- request and response documents 6.4
- server response
  - commit transaction 6.4.9
  - dequeue request 6.4.7
  - enqueue request 6.4.6
  - register request 6.4.8
  - roll back transaction 6.4.10
importing
- queue tables
  - about 4.3.2
  - data pump 4.3.3
  - IGNORE parameter 4.3.2
  - multiple recipients 4.3.2
inboxes 1.8
indexes
- tuning for Oracle Database AQ 5.2.1.6
INIT.ORA parameter 2.16
initialization parameters
- Messaging Gateway 18.6.1
integer message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.3
- setting 15.2.3
interfaces to Oracle Database AQ
- about 1.11
- administrative 3.3.1.1
- AQ XML servlet 3.6
- comparison 3.1, 3.3.1
- JMS 3.5
- OCCI 3.4
- OCI 3.3
- OCI security 4.2.4
- operational 3.3.1.2
- PL/SQL 3.2
Internet Data Access Presentation
- about 6.3
Internet operations
- and application development 1.3
- AQ servlet responses 6.1.5
- architecture 1.10, 6.1.1
- client requests 6.1.4
- deploying AQ servlet 6.2
- IDAP client request
  - commit transaction 6.4.4
  - dequeue 6.4.2
  - enqueue 6.4.1
  - registration 6.4.3
  - roll back transaction 6.4.5
- IDAP errors 6.4.12
- IDAP notification 6.4.11
- IDAP request and response documents 6.4
- IDAP server response
  - commit transaction 6.4.9
  - dequeue request 6.4.7
  - enqueue request 6.4.6
  - register request 6.4.8
  - roll back transaction 6.4.10
- Internet Data Access Presentation 6.3
- JMS types 6.1.2
- notification by e-mail 6.5
- object type queues 6.1.2
- payloads 6.1.2
- propagation 6.1.6
- RAW queues 6.1.2
- SOAP
  - body 6.3.1.3
  - envelope 6.3.1.1
  - message structure 6.3.1
  - method invocation 6.3.2
- user authentication 6.1.3

J

Java EE compliance 11.11
Java properties
- Messaging Gateway 18.6.3
- oracle.mgw.batch_size 18.6.3
- oracle.mgw.polling_interval 18.6.3
- oracle.mgw.tibrv.advMsgCallback 18.6.3
- oracle.mgw.tibrv.encoding 18.6.3
- oracle.mgw.tibrv.intraProcAdvSubjects 18.6.3
JDBC connection
- getting from JMS Session 15.1.5
- registering ConnectionFactory using JDBC parameters through the database 12.2.1
- using to register ConnectionFactory through LDAP 12.2.3
JDBC OCI driver
- needed for JMS 3.5
JDBC thin driver
- needed for JMS 3.5
JDBC URL
- registering ConnectionFactory using JDBC URL through LDAP 12.2.4
- registering through the database 12.2.2
JMS
- about 11.1
- and Oracle Real Application Clusters 11.1.6
- asynchronous receive 11.7.6
- buffered messages 11.2.5
- Connection 11.1.1
- exception queues 11.7.7
- JDBC OCI driver needed 3.5
- JDBC thin driver needed 3.5
- message bodies 11.2.3
- message consumer features 11.7
- message headers 11.2.1
- MessageProducer features 11.6
- message properties 11.2.2
- message types 11.2
- non-sharded queue tables
  - creating 12.6
- point-to-point features 11.4
- propagation schedules 12.11
- publish/subscribe features 11.5
- queues. creating 12.7
- queue tables
  - getting 12.8
- recipient lists 11.5.5
- Session 11.1.1
- statistics views support 11.1.7
- structured payloads 11.2
- troubleshooting 15.12
JMS_DeliveryMode 19.7.5
JMS_NoLocal 19.7.5
JMS Connection
- about 11.1.1.4
- closing 15.11.5
- getting 15.1.2
- getting OracleOCIConnectionPool from 15.1.6
- starting 15.1.1
- stopping 15.11.3
JMS correlation identifier
- setting 15.1.14
JMS Destination
- about 11.1.2
- managing 12.10
- methods 11.1.2.3
- using JMS Session to obtain 11.1.2.1
- using JNDI to look up 11.1.2.2
JMS examples
- BytesMessage 16.2
- MapMessage 16.4
- setting up 16.1
- StreamMessage 16.3
- TextMessage 16.5
JMS message property
- Boolean 15.2.1, 15.10.1
- byte 15.2.6, 15.10.6
- double 15.2.4, 15.10.4
- float 15.2.5, 15.10.5
- integer 15.2.3, 15.10.3
- long 15.2.7, 15.10.7
- object 15.2.9, 15.10.9
- short 15.2.8, 15.10.8
- string 15.2.2, 15.10.2
JMS messages
- browsing 11.7.3
  - with a TopicBrowser 14.29
- correlation identifier 15.9.1
- creating
  - AdtMessage 15.1.13
  - BytesMessage 15.1.7
  - JMS Message 15.1.12
  - MapMessage 15.1.8
  - ObjectMessage 15.1.10
  - StreamMessage 15.1.9
  - TextMessage 15.1.11
- delay, specifying 11.6.2
- expiration, specifying 11.6.3
- grouping 11.6.4
- message consumer, closing 15.11.2
- message identifier 15.9.2
- message listener
  - specifying at JMS Session 15.8.2
  - specifying at message consumer 15.8.1
- MessageProducer, closing 15.11.1
- message property
  - getting 15.10
  - setting 15.2
- navigating in receive 11.7.2
- navigation mode for receiving, specifying 15.7
- Priority
  - setting default 15.4
- priority and ordering 11.6.1
- propagation with Messaging Gateway
  - inbound 20.4.2
  - outbound 20.4.1
- publishing
  - specifying a recipient list 14.12
  - specifying delivery mode, priority, and time to live 14.11
  - specifying Topic 14.10
  - with minimal specification 14.9
- QueueBrowser for, creating 13.12, 13.13, 13.14
- QueueReceiver for, creating 13.16, 13.17
- receiving
  - about 11.7.1
  - asynchronously 15.8.1, 15.8.2
  - from a destination using a transformation 15.6.3
  - synchronously 15.6.1, 15.6.2, 15.6.3
  - with a message consumer 15.6.1, 15.6.2
- remote subscribers for, creating 14.18
- remove no data 11.7.4
- retry with delay 11.7.5
- sending using a QueueSender 13.10, 13.11
- TimeToLive
  - setting default 15.3
- TopicBrowser for, creating 14.25, 14.26
- TopicReceiver for, creating 14.23, 14.24
- transformation with JMS AQ 11.9
JMS propagations
- about 11.8
- altering 12.11.3
- disabling 12.11.4
- enabling 12.11.2
- exception handling 11.8.4
- RemoteSubscriber 11.8.1
- scheduling 11.8.2, 12.11.1
- unscheduling 12.11.5
JMS publish/subscribe
- setting up 11.5.8
JMS Session
- about 11.1.1.5
- closing 15.11.4
- committing all operations 15.1.3
- creating 13.7, 14.6
- getting JDBC connection from 15.1.5
- rolling back all operations 15.1.4
- specifying message listener 15.8.2
- using to obtain Destination object 11.1.2.1
JMS Sharded Queue
JMS type queues/topics 6.1.2
JMS types
- Internet operations 6.1.2
JNDI
- using to look up ConnectionFactory objects 11.1.1.3
- using to look up Destination object 11.1.2.2
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES 4.7.3

L

LDAP
- and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE 11.1.1.3
- queue/topic connection factory 12.4.5
- registering ConnectionFactory 12.2.4
- unregistering ConnectionFactory 12.3.1
LDAP server
- adding alias 8.9
- adding AQ agents 10.10
- deleting alias 8.10
- removing AQ agents 10.11
links
- altering 19.3.5
- configuring Messaging Gateway links 19.3
- MGW_LINKS view 19.3.7
- MGW_MQSERIES_LINK view 19.3.7
- MGW_TIBRV_LINKS view 19.3.7
- removing 19.3.6
- TIB/Rendezvous, creating 19.3.4
- WebSphere MQ base Java, creating 19.3.1
- WebSphere MQ JMS, creating 19.3.2
listener.ora
- modifying for Messaging Gateway 18.2.2, 18.2.3
- modifying for TIB/Rendezvous 18.3.1
- modifying for WebSphere MQ 18.3.2
listening
- about 1.7
- application development 1.3.4
- parameters
  - agent_list 10.4
  - listen_delivery_mode 10.4
  - wait 10.4
- syntax 10.4
LOBs
- propagation 1.8
log_directory 18.6.1
log_level 18.6.1
log file
- Messaging Gateway 21.1
logical change records
- Messaging Gateway 20.1.5
long message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.7
- setting 15.2.7
LONG VARCHAR data type

M

managing
- nonpersistent queues A.2
- propagations 4.7, 8.7
- queues 8.2, 8.3
- queue tables 8.1
- subscribers 8.6
- transformations 8.4
MapMessage
- about 11.2.3.3
- creating 15.1.8
- example 16.4
message headers
- conversion with Messaging Gateway 20.1.3
- WebSphere MQ mappings 20.2.1
message identifier
- about 1.7
- and transaction grouping 1.7
- getting in JMS 15.9.2
MessageListener 11.7.6
MessageProducer
- closing 15.11.1
- features 11.6, 11.9
- setting default Priority 15.4
- setting default TimeToLive 15.3
message properties
- TIB/Rendezvous 20.3.1
- using with message types in JMS 11.2.4
messages
- array dequeuing 1.7, 10.6
- array enqueuing 1.6, 10.3
- bodies in JMS 11.2.3
- browsing in JMS 11.7.3, 14.29
- correlation identifier
  - about 1.7
- correlation identifiers 1.6
  - in JMS 15.9.1
- creating in JMS 15.1.7, 15.1.8, 15.1.12, 15.1.9, 15.1.10, 15.1.11, 15.1.13
- creating remote subscribers in JMS 14.19
- delay, specifying in JMS 11.6.2
- dequeuing
  - features 1.7
  - methods 1.7
  - modes 1.7
  - syntax 10.5
  - with concurrent processes 1.7
- enqueuing
  - features 1.6
  - options 10.2
  - syntax 10.2
- exception queues 1.7
- expiration
  - about 1.6
  - specifying in JMS 11.6.3
- format transformations 1.9
- grouping 1.6
  - in JMS 11.6.4
- header conversion with Messaging Gateway 20.1.3
- headers in JMS 11.2.1
- history and retention in JMS 11.1.5
- identifier
  - about 1.7
- JMS message conversion 20.4
- JMS message property
  - getting 15.10
- JMS message property, setting 15.2
- message consumer in JMS, closing 15.11.2
- message identifier in JMS 15.9.2
- MessageProducer in JMS, closing 15.11.1
- navigating in JMS 11.7.2
- navigation during dequeuing 1.7
- navigation in receive 11.7.2
- navigation mode, specifying in JMS 15.7
- non-JMS message conversion 20.1.1
- nonrepudiation 1.10
- object type support 1.2
- ordering
  - buffered messages 1.4
- ordering during propagation 1.8
- payload restrictions 4.6.4
- persistence
  - for security 1.2
  - metadata analysis 1.2
  - scheduling 1.2
- Priority, setting in JMS 15.4
- priority and ordering 1.6
  - in JMS 11.6.1
- priority during propagation 1.8
- propagation
  - errors 1.8
  - features 1.8
  - inboxes and outboxes 1.8
  - LOBs 1.8
  - remote consumers 1.8
  - scheduling 1.8
  - statistics 1.8
  - using HTTP 1.8
  - with Oracle RAC 1.8
- properties 10.2
  - in JMS 11.2.2
- publishing in JMS 14.9, 14.10, 14.11, 14.12
- QueueBrowser for, creating 13.12, 13.13, 13.14
- QueueReceiver for, creating 13.16, 13.17
- receiving in JMS 11.7.1
- receiving synchronously in JMS 15.6.1, 15.6.2, 15.6.3
- recipients
  - about 1.3.2
- remote subscirbers, creating in JMS 14.18
- remove no data in JMS 11.7.4
- retention and history 1.10
- retries during dequeuing 1.7
- retry with delay in JMS 11.7.5
- sender identification 1.6
- sending in JMS 13.10, 13.11
- states during dequeuing 1.7
- third-party propagation support 1.8
- TIB/Rendezvous conversion 20.3
- TimeToLive, setting in JMS 15.3
- TopicBrowser for, creating 14.25, 14.26, 14.27, 14.28
- TopicReceiver for, creating 14.23, 14.24
- tracking 1.10
- transaction protection 1.7
- transformations 1.9
  - in JMS 11.9
- using types with properties in JMS 11.2.4
- waiting during dequeuing 1.7
- WebSphere MQ conversion 20.2
- XML transformations 1.9
MessageSelector
- about 11.4
message types in JMS
- about 11.2
- AdtMessage 11.2.3.6
- BytesMessage 11.2.3.2
- MapMessage 11.2.3.3
- ObjectMessage 11.2.3.5
- StreamMessage 11.2.3.1
- TextMessage 11.2.3.4
Messaging Gateway
- about 17.1
- administration 17.3.1
- administration user
  - creating 18.2.5
- agent
  - about 17.3.2
  - configuring 19.1
  - error messages 21.4
  - shutting down 19.2.2
  - starting 19.2.1
- agent user
  - creating 18.2.6
- and JMS 17.2
- and non-Oracle messaging systems 17.3.4
- architecture 17.3
- buffered messages 17.5
- canonical types 20.1.2
- database connection 19.1.3
- database connection information, configuring 18.2.7
- environment variables 18.6.2
- error conditions 21.2.3
- error messages 21.2.2
- exception handling 21.1.2
- features 17.2
- in an Oracle RAC environment 18.2.8
- initialization file 18.2.4
  - about 18.6
- initialization parameters 18.6.1
- integration with Oracle Database 17.3.3
- Java properties 18.6.3
- links
  - altering 19.3.5
- loading 18.2
- log file 21.1
- logical change records 20.1.5
- message conversion (JMS) 20.4
- message conversion (non-JMS) 20.1.1
- messaging system links
  - configuring 19.3
- modifying listener.ora 18.2.2, 18.2.3
- monitoring agent status 21.2
- non-Oracle messaging
  - configuration properties 19.7
  - optional link configuration properties 19.7.3
- non-Oracle messaging queues
  - configuring 19.4
- non-Oracle queue
  - unregistering 19.4.2
- optional foreign queue configuration properties 19.7.4
- optional subscriber configuration properties 19.7.5
- propagation 17.4
- propagation disabling 19.5.3
- propagation enabling 19.5.3
- propagation resetting 19.5.4
- propagations 19.5
  - monitoring 21.3
- propagation schedule
  - removing 19.5.6
- propagation subscriber
  - creating 19.5.2
  - removing 19.5.6
- propagation subscribers 19.5.1
- registering non-Oracle queue 19.4.1
- removing a link 19.3.6
- resource limits 19.1.4
- running agent on Oracle RAC 19.2.4
- setting up for TIB/Rendezvous 18.3.1
- setting up for WebSphere MQ 18.3.2
- setting up third-party messaging 18.3
- setup
  - procedure 18.2
  - verifying 18.4
- unloading 18.5
- view for non-Oracle queues 19.4.3
- views 21.2.1
- views for links 19.3.7
Messaging Gateway user
- and MGW_AGENT_ROLE 18.2.6
MGW_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE
- and Messaging Gateway administration user 18.2.5
- creating 18.2.1
MGW_AGENT_OPTIONS
- Supplemental Options and Properties 9.55
MGW_AGENT_ROLE 19.1.3
- and Messaging Gateway user 18.2.6
- creating 18.2.1
MGW_BASIC_MSG_T 20.1.2
MGW_FOREIGN_QUEUES 19.4.3
- Foreign Queues 9.59
MGW_GATEWAY 19.2.2, 21.2.1
- Configuration and Status Information 9.54
MGW_JOBS
- Messaging Gateway Propagation Jobs 9.60
MGW_LINKS 19.3.7
- Names and Types of Messaging System Links 9.56
MGW_MQSERIES_LINK 19.3.7
MGW_MQSERIES_LINKS
- WebSphere MQ Messaging System Links 9.57
MGW_PRE_PATH 18.6.2
MGW_SCHEDULES
- Information about Schedules 9.62
MGW_SUBSCRIBERS
- Information for Subscribers 9.61
MGW_TIBRV_LINKS 19.3.7
- TIB/Rendezvous Messaging System Links 9.58
MGW_TIBRV_MSG_T 20.1.2
mgw.ora
- about 18.6
- comment lines 18.6.4
- environment variables 18.6.2
- Java properties 18.6.3
- modifying for TIB/Rendezvous 18.3.1
- modifying for WebSphere MQ 18.3.2
- parameters 18.6.1
- setting up 18.2.4
migrating
- queue tables 8.1.5
modifying
- listener.ora for Messaging Gateway 18.2.2, 18.2.3
- transformations 8.4.2
monitoring
- Messaging Gateway 21.1
  - propagations 21.3
- Messaging Gateway agent status 21.2
MQ_BrokerControlQueue 19.7.3
MQ_BrokerPubQueue 19.7.3
MQ_BrokerQueueManager 19.7.3
MQ_BrokerVersion 19.7.3
MQ_ccsid 19.7.3
MQ_CharacterSet 19.7.4
MQ_JmsDurSubQueue 19.7.3, 19.7.4
MQ_JmsTargetClient 19.7.4
MQ_openOptions 19.7.4
MQ_PubAckInterval 19.7.3
MQ_ReceiveExit 19.7.3
MQ_ReceiveExitInit 19.7.3
MQ_SecurityExit 19.7.3
MQ_SecurityExitInit 19.7.3
MQ_SendExit 19.7.3
MQ_SendExitInit 19.7.3
MsgBatchSize 19.7.5
multicasting
- definition 1.3.4
multiconsumer dequeuing 1.3.2

N

names
- queues
  - length 8.2.1
  - mixed case 8.2.1
- queue tables
  - length 8.1.1
  - mixed case 8.1.1
navigation
- during dequeuing 1.7
- modes
  - FIRST_MESSAGE 1.7
  - NEXT_MESSAGE 1.7
  - NEXT_TRANSACTION 1.7
- specifying mode in JMS 15.7
nonpersistent queues
- compatibility A.3
- creating A.1
- managing A.2
- notifications A.4
- restrictions A.5
nonrepudiation
- about 1.10
notifications
- about 1.5
- buffered messages 1.5
- designated port 1.5
- e-mail 6.5
- IDAP 6.4.11
- nonpersistent queues A.4
- parameters
  - post_count 10.9
  - post_list 10.9
  - reg_count 10.7
  - reg_list 10.7
- posting 10.9
- purge following 1.5
- RAW payload delivery 1.5
- registering 10.7
- reliability 1.5
- timeout 1.5
- unregistering 10.8

O

object_name 2.1
ObjectMessage
- about 11.2.3.5
- creating 15.1.10
object message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.9
- setting 15.2.9
object types
- access 4.2.1.3
- support for 1.2
- synonyms 4.6.6
OCCI
- interface to Oracle Database AQ 3.4
- Oracle type translator 3.3
OCI
- interface to Oracle Database AQ 3.3
- Oracle type translator 3.3
operational interfaces to Oracle Database AQ 3.3.1.2
options
- dequeuing 10.5
- enqueuing 10.2
ORACLE_SID
- Messaging Gateway 18.6.2
oracle.mgw.batch_size 18.6.3
oracle.mgw.polling_interval 18.6.3
oracle.mgw.tibrv.advMsgCallback 18.6.3
oracle.mgw.tibrv.encoding 18.6.3
oracle.mgw.tibrv.intraProcAdvSubjects 18.6.3
Oracle AQ Views 9
Oracle Enterprise Manager
- and Oracle Database AQ 1.10
- support for 4.4
Oracle Internet Directory
- and Oracle Database AQ 1.10
- Oracle Database AQ integration 1.2
Oracle JMS
- about 11.1
- Java EE compliance 11.11
Oracle Messaging Gateway Views 9
Oracle object (ADT) type queues
- Internet operations 6.1.2
OracleOCIConnectionPool
- getting from JMS Connection 15.1.6
Oracle RAC
- buffered messages 1.4
- configuring Messaging Gateway 18.2.8
- performance with Oracle Database AQ 5.2.3.2
- queue service name 1.4
- running Messaging Gateway agent 19.2.4
Oracle Real Application Clusters
- and JMS 11.1.6
- message propagation 1.8
- support for 1.2
Oracle type translator 3.3
ordering
- commit-time 1.6
- during propagation 1.8
- messages in JMS 11.6.1
- specifying during enqueuing 1.6
outboxes 1.8

P

parameters
- admin_option 8.5.1
- agent_list 10.4
- agent_name 8.8.1, 8.8.4
- alias 8.9
- AQ_TM_PROCESSES 2.16.1
- array_size 10.3, 10.6
- attempts 10.2
- attribute_number 8.4.2
- certificate 10.10
- certificate_location 8.8.1
- comment 8.1.1, 8.2.1
- compatibility 4.1
- compatible 8.1.1
- consumer_name 10.5
- correlation 10.2, 10.5
- db_username 8.8.4
- delay 10.2
- delivery_mode 8.6.1, 10.2, 10.5
- deq_condition 10.5
- dequeue 8.2.3, 8.2.4
- dequeue_mode 10.5
- dequeue_options 10.5, 10.6
- dest_queue_name 8.7.2
- destination 8.7.1, 8.7.2
- destination_queue 8.7.1
- duration 8.7.1
- enable_anyp 8.8.1
- enable_http 8.8.1
- enqueue 8.2.3, 8.2.4
- enqueue_options 10.2
- enqueue_time 10.2
- exception_queue 10.2
- expiration 10.2
- from_schema 8.4.1
- from_type 8.4.1
- grant_option 8.5.3
- grantee 8.5.1
- latency 8.7.1
- listen_delivery_mode 10.4
- log_directory 18.6.1
- log_level 18.6.1
- max_retries 8.2.1
- message_grouping 8.1.1
- message_properties 10.2
- message_properties_array 10.3
- MSG_STATE 9.10
- msgid 10.5
- multiple_consumers 8.1.1
- name 10.9
- namespace 10.9
- navigation 10.5
- next_time 8.7.1
- obj_location 8.9
- original_msgid 10.2
- OWNER_INSTANCE 1.4
- payload 10.2, 10.9
- payload_array 10.3
- post_count 10.9
- post_list 10.9
- primary_instance 8.1.1
- priority 10.2
- purge_condition 8.1.4
- purge_options 8.1.4
- queue_name 8.2.1
- queue_payload_type 8.1.1
- queue_table 8.1.1, 8.2.1
- queue_to_queue 8.6.1
- queue_type 8.2.1
- recipient_list 10.2
- reg_count 10.7
- reg_list 10.7
- relative_msgid 10.2
- REMOTE_LISTENER 1.4
- retention_time 8.2.1
- retry_delay 8.2.1
- rule 8.6.1
- secondary_instance 8.1.1
- secure 8.1.1
- sender_id 10.2
- sequence_deviation 10.2
- sort_list 8.1.1
- src_queue_name 8.7.2
- start_time 8.7.1
- state 10.2
- storage_clause 8.1.1
- streams_pool_size 1.4
- to_schema 8.4.1
- to_type 8.4.1
- transaction_group 10.2
- transformation 8.4.1, 8.6.1, 10.5
- user_property 10.2
- visibility 10.2, 10.5
- wait 10.4, 10.5
payloads
- Internet operations 6.1.2
- restrictions 4.6.4
- structured 1.2
- transformations with Messaging Gateway 20.1.4
- XMLType 1.2
performance
- about 1.2
- buffered messages 5.2.3
- concurrent processes 5.2.1.4
- configuring I/O 5.2.1.3
- Oracle Database AQ and Oracle RAC 5.2.3.2
- persistent messaging 5.2.3.1
- propagation tuning 5.2.2
- queue table indexes 5.2.1.6
- serial processes 5.2.1.5
- shared servers 5.2.3.3
- storage parameters 5.2.1.2
persistent messaging
- compared to buffered 1.4
- performance 5.2.3.1
- tuning 5.2.1
point-to-point messages
- about 11.4
port
- designated for notification 1.5
posting for notification 10.9
PreserveMessageID 19.7.5
priority
- during propagation 1.8
- specifying during enqueuing 1.6
Priority (JMS)
- about 11.6.1
- setting for all messages from a MessageProducer 15.4
privileges
- AQ system privilege
  - granting 8.5.1
  - granting in JMS 12.9.1
  - revoking 8.5.2
  - revoking in JMS 12.9.2
- DBMS_AQIN 12.1
- parameters
  - admin_option 8.5.1
  - grant_option 8.5.3
  - grantee 8.5.1
- queue privilege
  - granting 8.5.3
  - granting in JMS 12.9.5
  - revoking 8.5.4
  - revoking in JMS 12.9.6
- required for propagation 4.7.1
- security 4.2.3
- Topic privileges
  - granting in JMS 12.9.3
  - revoking in JMS 12.9.4
programmatic interfaces
- about 1.11
- AQ XML servlet 3.6
- comparison 3.1, 3.3.1
- JMS 3.5
- OCCI 3.4
- OCI 3.3
- OCI security 4.2.4
- PL/SQL 3.2
propagations
- about 1.8
  - in JMS 11.8
- altering 8.7.3
  - in JMS 12.11.3
- BFILE objects 4.7.2
- buffered messages 1.4
- creating 8.7.1
- debugging 7.1
- disabling 8.7.5
  - in JMS 12.11.4
  - with Messaging Gateway 19.5.3
- dropping 8.7.6
- enabling 8.7.4
  - in JMS 12.11.2
  - with Messaging Gateway 19.5.3
- error handling 1.8
  - in JMS 11.8.4
- features 1.8
- inboxes and outboxes 1.8
- JMS messages with Messaging Gateway
  - inbound 20.4.2
  - outbound 20.4.1
- managing 4.7, 8.7
- messages with LOBs 1.8
- Messaging Gateway
  - configuring for 19.5
  - monitoring 21.3
  - resetting with 19.5.4
  - subscribers, about 19.5.1
  - subscribers, creating 19.5.2
  - subscribers, removing 19.5.6
- optimizing 4.7.3
- parameters
  - destination 8.7.1
  - destination_queue 8.7.1
  - duration 8.7.1
  - latency 8.7.1
  - next_time 8.7.1
  - start_time 8.7.1
- priority and ordering of messages 1.8
- privileges required 4.7.1
- queue-to-dblink
  - about 1.8
  - scheduling 1.8
  - with Oracle RAC 1.8
- queue-to-queue
  - about 1.8
  - buffered messages 1.4
  - scheduling 1.8
  - with Oracle RAC 1.8
- remote consumers
  - about 1.8
- schedules
  - about 1.8
  - altering 1.8
  - creating syntax 8.7.1
  - in JMS 11.8.2, 12.11
  - removing with Messaging Gateway 19.5.6
- scheduling
  - in JMS 12.11.1
- security 4.2.5
- statistics 1.8
- third-party support 1.8
- TIB/Rendezvous 20.3.2, 20.3.3
- tuning 5.2.2
- unscheduling 8.7.6
  - in JMS 12.11.5
- using HTTP 1.8, 6.1.6
- using HTTP and HTTPS 6.1.6
- WebSphere MQ 20.2.2, 20.2.3
- with Messaging Gateway 17.4
- with Oracle RAC 1.8
publish/subscribe 11.5
- about 1.3.4
- setting up 1.3.4, 11.5.8
publishing JMS messages
- specifying a recipient list 14.12
- specifying delivery mode, priority, and time to live 14.11
- specifying Topic 14.10
- with minimal specification 14.9
purge
- following notification 1.5
purging
- queue tables 8.1.4

Q

QUEUE_PRIVILEGES 9.9
queue/topic connection factory
- getting in LDAP 12.4.5
Queue (JMS)
- getting in LDAP 12.5
QueueBrowser
- about 11.4
- creating for Oracle object type messages 13.14
- creating for standard JMS type messages 13.12, 13.13
QueueConnection
- creating with default ConnectionFactory parameters 13.5
- creating with open JDBC connection 13.4
- creating with open OracleOCIConnectionPool 13.6
- creating with user name/password 13.3
QueueConnectionFactory
- getting
  - in LDAP 12.4.5
- getting with JDBC connection parameters 12.4.2
- getting with JDBC URL 12.4.1
- registering
  - through database using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.1
  - through database using JDBC URL 12.2.2
  - through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.3
  - through LDAP using JDBC URL 12.2.4
- unregistering
  - through database 12.3.1
  - through LDAP 12.3.2
queue monitor coordinator 1.10
Queue Monitor Coordinator 2.16.1
queue privilege
- granting 8.5.3
  - in JMS 12.9.5
- revoking 8.5.4
  - in JMS 12.9.6
QueueReceiver
- about 11.4
- creating for Oracle object type messages 13.17
- creating for standard JMS type messages 13.16
queues
- altering 8.2.2
- cleaning up 1.10
- creating 8.2.1
  - in JMS 12.7
- dropping 8.2.5
- exception 1.7
  - in JMS 11.7.7
- listening 10.4
- management restrictions 4.6
- managing 8.2, 8.3
- monitor coordinator 1.10
- names
  - length 8.2.1
  - mixed case 4.1, 8.2.1
- non-Oracle
  - configuring 19.4
  - registering 19.4.1
- nonpersistent A.1
  - compatibility A.3
  - managing A.2
  - notifications A.4
  - restrictions A.5
- parameters
  - comment 8.2.1
  - dequeue 8.2.3, 8.2.4
  - enqueue 8.2.3, 8.2.4
  - max_retries 8.2.1
  - queue_name 8.2.1
  - queue_table 8.2.1
  - queue_type 8.2.1
  - retention_time 8.2.1
  - retry_delay 8.2.1
- point-to-point
  - creating in JMS 12.7.1, 12.7.3
- restrictions 4.6.3, 4.6.5
- secure 10.1
- security 4.2.3
- starting 8.2.3
- stopping 8.2.4
- subscribers
  - about 1.3.2
- type, verifying 8.7.2
QueueSender
- about 11.4
- creating 13.9
- sending messages and specifying options 13.11
- sending messages with default options 13.10
QueueSession
- creating 13.8
queue tables
- altering 8.1.2
- creating 8.1.1
  - in JMS 12.6
- data pump 4.3.3
- dropping 8.1.3
- export
  - modes 4.3.1
- exporting
  - about 4.3, 4.3.1
- getting in JMS 12.8
- importing
  - about 4.3, 4.3.2
  - IGNORE parameter 4.3.2
  - multiple recipients 4.3.2
- managing 8.1
- migrating 8.1.5
- multiple recipients
  - exporting 4.3.1
- names
  - length 8.1.1
  - mixed case 4.1, 8.1.1
- parameters
  - comment 8.1.1
  - compatible 8.1.1
  - message_grouping 8.1.1
  - multiple_consumers 8.1.1
  - primary_instance 8.1.1
  - queue_payload type 8.1.1
  - queue_table 8.1.1
  - secondary_instance 8.1.1
  - secure 8.1.1
  - sort_list 8.1.1
  - storage_clause 8.1.1
- payload types 8.1.1
- purging 8.1.4
- restrictions 4.6.5
- security 8.1.1
- sort key 8.1.1
- storage clause 8.1.1
- tuning indexes for performance 5.2.1.6
queuing
- and Oracle Database 1.2
- definition 1.1

R

RAW
- payload delivery with notification 1.5
- using RAW queues for Internet operations 6.1.2
recipients
- about 1.3.2
- recipient lists in JMS 11.5.5
recovery
- restrictions 4.6.7
REF payloads
- restrictions 4.6.3
registerConnectionFactory
- and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE 12.2.2
- and GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE 12.2.3
- using JDBC connection parameters through LDAP 12.2.3
- using JDBC connection parameters through the database 12.2.1
- using JDBC URL through LDAP 12.2.4
registering
- for notification 10.7
- through the database, JDBC URL 12.2.2
registration
- client request for 6.4.1
- IDAP client request 6.4.3
- IDAP server response to request 6.4.8
reliability
- notifications 1.5
remote consumers
- propagation 1.8
RemoteSubscriber 11.5.3, 11.8.1
remote subscribers
- restrictions 4.6.1
resource limits
- Messaging Gateway 19.1.4
restrictions
- buffered messages 1.4
- message payloads 4.6.4
- nonpersistent queues A.5
- point-in-time recovery 4.6.7
- queue management 4.6
- REF payloads 4.6.3
- remote subscribers 4.6.1
- subscribers 4.6.1
- synonyms 4.6.5
- virtual private database 4.6.8
result cache
retention
- of messages 1.10
  - in JMS 11.1.5
retries
- during dequeuing 1.7
- multiple sessions dequeuing 1.7
revoking
- AQ system privilege 8.5.2
  - in JMS 12.9.2
- queue privilege 8.5.4
  - in JMS 12.9.6
roles
- AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE 3.5, 4.2.1.1, 12.2.2
- AQ_USER_ROLE 3.5, 4.2.1.2
- GLOBAL_AQ_USER_ROLE 11.1.1.3, 12.2.3
- MGW_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE 18.2.1, 18.2.5
- MGW_AGENT_ROLE 18.2.1, 18.2.6
rollback
- all operations in JMS Session 15.1.4
RV_discardAmount 19.7.5
RV_limitPolicy 19.7.5
RV_maxEvents 19.7.5

S

scalability
- about 1.2
schedules
- enabling and disabling propagation with Messaging Gateway 19.5.3
scheduling
- about propagation scheduling 1.8
- propagations using SCHEDULE_PROPAGATION 8.7.1
secure queues 10.1
security 4.2.1
- at destination level in JMS 11.1.4
- at system level in JMS 11.1.3
- compatibility parameter 4.2.2
- message persistence 1.2
- OCI applications 4.2.4
- propagations 4.2.5
- queue privileges 4.2.3
- queue tables
  - secure parameter 8.1.1
sender identification
- during enqueuing 1.6
serial processes
- tuning for Oracle Database AQ 5.2.1.5
Session (JMS)
- creating 13.7, 14.6
sharded queue
shared servers
- performance with Oracle Database AQ 5.2.3.3
short message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.8
- setting 15.2.8
SOAP
- body 6.3.1.3
- envelope 6.3.1.1
- header 6.3.1.2
- message structure 6.3.1
- method invocation 6.3.2
stack trace
- printing in JMS 15.12.4
starting
- JMS Connection 15.1.1
- Messaging Gateway agent 19.2.1
- queues 8.2.3
statistics
- propagation 1.8
stopping
- JMS Connection 15.11.3
- queues 8.2.4
storage parameters
- tuning Oracle Database AQ 5.2.1.2
StreamMessage
- about 11.2.3.1
- creating 15.1.9
- example 16.3
string message property (JMS)
- getting 15.10.2
- setting 15.2.2
structured payloads 1.2
- about 1.2
- in JMS 11.2
subscribers
- about 1.3.2
- adding 8.6.1
- altering 8.6.2
- creating 8.6.1
- creating JMS remote subscriber for Oracle object type messages 14.19
- creating remote subscriber for JMS messages 14.18
- creating with Messaging Gateway 19.5.2
- in Messaging Gateway propagations 19.5.1
- managing 8.6
- names
  - mixed case 4.1
- ordering 1.3.2
- parameters
  - delivery_mode 8.6.1
  - queue_to_queue 8.6.1
  - rule 8.6.1
  - transformation 8.6.1
- removing 8.6.3
- restrictions 4.6.1
- specifying transformations for in JMS 14.17, 14.20
- unsubscribing DurableSubscribers 14.21, 14.22
synonyms
- restrictions 4.6.5
SYS.AQ$_DESCRIPTOR 2.10
SYS.AQ$_POST_INFO 2.12
SYS.AQ$_REG_INFO 2.9
SYS.MGW_MQSERIES_PROPERTIES 19.7.1
SYS.MGW_TIBRV_PROPERTIES 19.7.2
system privilege
- granting 8.5.1
  - in JMS 12.9.1
- revoking 8.5.2
  - in JMS 12.9.2

T

TextMessage
- about 11.2.3.4
- creating 15.1.11, 15.1.12
- example 16.5
third-party messaging
- and application development 1.3
- and Messaging Gateway 17.3.4
- configuration properties 19.7
- optional foreign queue configuration properties 19.7.4
- optional link configuration properties 19.7.3
- optional subscriber configuration properties 19.7.5
- queues
  - configuring 19.4
  - registering 19.4.1
  - unregistering 19.4.2
- setting up 18.3
- view for registered queues 19.4.3
TIB/Rendezvous
- AQ_MsgProperties 19.7.5
- links
  - creating 19.3.4
- listener.ora, modifying 18.3.1
- message conversion 20.3
- message property mapping 20.3.1
- Messaging Gateway. setting up for 18.3.1
- mgw.ora, modifying 18.3.1
- MsgBatchSize 19.7.5
- PreserveMessageID 19.7.5
- propagation
  - inbound 20.3.3
  - outbound 20.3.2
- RV_discardAmount 19.7.5
- RV_limitPolicy 19.7.5
- RV_maxEvents 19.7.5
- Subject
  - registering 19.4.1.3
  - unregistering 19.4.2
- system properties 19.7.2
timeout
- notifications 1.5
time specification
- during enqueuing 1.6
TimeToLive
- setting for all messages from a MessageProducer 15.3
Topic
- creating DurableSubscriber for 14.13, 14.14, 14.15, 14.16
- creating in JMS 12.7.2
- getting in LDAP 12.5
- granting Topic privilege in JMS 12.9.3
- revoking Topic privilege in JMS 12.9.4
- specifying transformations for subscribers 14.17
TopicBrowser 11.5.7
- browsing messages using 14.29
- creating for Topic of Oracle type messages 14.27, 14.28
- creating for Topic of standard JMS type messages 14.25, 14.26
TopicConnection
- creating with open JDBC connection 14.4
- creating with open OracleOCIConnectionPool 14.5
- creating with user name/password 14.3
TopicConnectionFactory
- getting
  - in LDAP 12.4.5
  - with JDBC connection parameters 12.4.4
  - with JDBC URL 12.4.3
- registering
  - through database using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.1
  - through database using JDBC URL 12.2.2
  - through LDAP using JDBC connection parameters 12.2.3
  - through LDAP using JDBC URL 12.2.4
- unregistering
  - through database 12.3.1
  - through LDAP 12.3.2
TopicPublisher
- about 11.5.4
- creating 14.8
TopicReceiver
- about 11.5.6
- creating for Topic of Oracle object type messages 14.24
- creating for Topic of standard JMS type messages 14.23
TopicSession
- creating 14.7
transaction
- IDAP client request
  - commit 6.4.4
  - roll back 6.4.5
- protection during dequeuing 1.7
transformations
- about 1.9
- altering 8.4.2
- creating 8.4.1
- dropping 8.4.3
- for remote subscribers, specifying in JMS 14.20
- for Topic subscribers, specifying in JMS 14.17
- managing 8.4
- Messaging Gateway 20.1.4
- modifying 8.4.2
- parameters
  - attribute_number 8.4.2
  - from_schema 8.4.1
  - from_type 8.4.1
  - to_schema 8.4.1
  - to_type 8.4.1
  - transformation 8.4.1
- XML 1.9
troubleshooting
- in JMS 15.12
tuning
- buffered messages 5.2.3
- persistent messaging 5.2.1
type_name 2.2
types
- access 4.2.1.3
- aq$_purge_options_t 8.1.4
- AQ agent 2.3
- AQ agent list 2.5
- AQ notification descriptor 2.10
- AQ post information 2.12
- AQ post information list 2.8
- AQ recipient list 2.4
- AQ registration information 2.9
- AQ registration information list 2.7
- AQ subscriber list 2.6
- buffered messaging support 1.4
- Messaging Gateway 20.1.2
- MGW_BASIC_MSG_T 20.1.2
- MGW_TIBRV_MSG_T 20.1.2
- support for 1.2

U

unregistering
- ConnectionFactory in LDAP 12.3.1, 12.3.2
- notification 10.8
unscheduling
- propagations 8.7.6
  - in JMS 12.11.5
USER_ATTRIBUTE_TRANSFORMATIONS
- User Transformation Functions 9.21
USER_QUEUE_SCHEDULES 9.8
USER_QUEUE_SUBSCRIBERS 9.16
USER_QUEUE_TABLES 9.2
USER_QUEUES 9.5
USER_SUBSCR_REGISTRATIONS
- User Subscription Registrations 9.23
USER_TRANSFORMATIONS 9.20
user authentication
- Internet operations 6.1.3
users
- Messaging Gateway agent 18.2.6

V

V$AQ_BACKGROUND_COORDINATOR 9.41
V$AQ_CROSS_INSTANCE_JOBS 9.44
V$AQ_IPC_ACTIVE_MSGS 9.45
V$AQ_IPC_MSG_STATS 9.46
V$AQ_IPC_PENDING_MSGS 9.47
V$AQ_JOB_COORDINATOR 9.42
V$AQ_MESSAGE_CACHE_ADVICE 9.39
V$AQ_MESSAGE_CACHE_STAT 9.37
V$AQ_NONDUR_REGISTRATIONS 9.48
V$AQ_NONDUR_SUBSCRIBER 9.51
V$AQ_NONDUR_SUBSCRIBER_LWM 9.52
V$AQ_NOTIFICATION_CLIENTS 9.49
V$AQ_REMOTE_DEQUEUE_AFFINITY 9.40
V$AQ_SERVER_POOL 9.43
V$AQ_SHARDED_SUBSCRIBER_STAT 9.38
V$AQ_SUBSCRIBER_LOAD 9.50
V$BUFFERED_PUBLISHERS
- All Buffered Publishers in the Instance 9.28
V$BUFFERED_SUBSCRIBERS
- Subscribers for All Buffered Queues in the Instance 9.27
V$METRICGROUP
- Information about the Metric Group 9.36
V$PERSISTENT_PUBLISHERS
- All Active Publishers of the Persistent Queues in the Database 9.32
V$PERSISTENT_QMN_CACHE
- Performance Statistics on Background Tasks for Persistent Queues 9.30
V$PERSISTENT_QUEUES
- All Active Persistent Queues in the Database 9.29
V$PERSISTENT_SUBSCRIBERS
- All Active Subscribers of the Persistent Queues in the Database 9.31
V$PROPAGATION_RECEIVER
- Buffer Queue Propagation Schedules on the Receiving (Destination) Side 9.34
V$PROPAGATION_SENDER
- Buffer Queue Propagation Schedules on the Sending (Source) Side 9.33
V$SUBSCR_REGISTRATION_STATS
- Diagnosability of Notifications 9.35
verifying
- Messaging Gateway setup 18.4
- queue type 8.7.2
views
- all propagation schedules 9.7
- all queues in database 9.4
- all queue subscribers in database 9.15
- all transformation functions 9.19
- all transformations 9.18
- AQ agents registered for Internet access 9.24
- dequeue affinity instance list 9.40
- memory management for sharded queues 9.37
- messages in queue table 9.10
- Messaging Gateway 19.2.2
- Messaging Gateway agent 21.2.1
- Messaging Gateway links 19.3.7
- propagation schedules in user schema 9.8
- queues for which user has any privilege 9.6
- queues for which user has queue privilege 9.9
- queues in user schema 9.5
- queue subscribers 9.11
- queue subscribers and their rules 9.12
- queue subscribers for queues where user has queue privileges 9.17
- queue subscribers in user schema 9.16
- queue tables in user schema 9.2
- registered non-Oracle queues 19.4.3
- sharded queue subscriber statistics 9.38
- simulated metrics 9.39
- user transformations 9.20
virtual private database
- restrictions 4.6.8
visibility
- about 6.4.1, 6.4.2
- buffered messages 1.4
- dequeue options 10.5
- enqueue options 10.2
- rollback opertations 6.4.5

W

waiting
- during dequeuing 1.7
WebSphere MQ
- base Java link, creating 19.3.1
- base Java queue
  - registering 19.4.1.1
  - unregistering 19.4.2
- JMS_DeliveryMode 19.7.5
- JMS_NoLocal 19.7.5
- JMS link, creating 19.3.2
- JMS Queue or Topic
  - registering 19.4.1.2
  - unregistering 19.4.2
- listener .ora, modifying 18.3.2
- message conversion 20.2
- message header mappings 20.2.1
- Messaging Gateway, setting up for 18.3.2
- mgw.ora, modifying 18.3.2
- MQ_BrokerControlQueue 19.7.3
- MQ_BrokerPubQueue 19.7.3
- MQ_BrokerQueueManager 19.7.3
- MQ_BrokerVersion 19.7.3
- MQ_ccsid 19.7.3
- MQ_CharacterSet 19.7.4
- MQ_JmsDurSubQueue 19.7.3, 19.7.4
- MQ_JmsTargetClient 19.7.4
- MQ_openOptions 19.7.4
- MQ_PubAckInterval 19.7.3
- MQ_ReceiveExit 19.7.3
- MQ_ReceiveExitInit 19.7.3
- MQ_SecurityExit 19.7.3
- MQ_SecurityExitInit 19.7.3
- MQ_SendExit 19.7.3
- MQ_SendExitInit 19.7.3
- MsgBatchSize 19.7.5
- optional link configuration properties 19.7.3
- PreserveMessageID 19.7.5
- propagation
  - inbound 20.2.3
  - outbound 20.2.2
- system properties 19.7.1

X

XA
- using with Oracle Database AQ 4.5
XML 6
- deploying AQ servlet 6.2
- message format transformations 1.9