A solution developer needs to promote newly developed applications from the development environment through the user acceptance test environment and into the production environment. Which of the following will best avoid issues with naming conventions for application-owned permanent queues?

• A. The names should be identical across the various environments, so that no changes to applications or object definitions between queue managers are required during promotion.
• B. The alias queue names used in the application code will be prefixed with EV? AT?or RD? respectively, so that applications can beThe alias queue names used in the application code will be prefixed with ?EV? ?AT?or ?RD? respectively, so that applications can be promoted between environments without having to change the queue names.
• C. A standard should be implemented by which all queue names will be prefixed with the queue manager name, which will begin with the strings EV? AT?or RD? respectively, to indicate the current environment. Applications will have to amend queue names accordingly before?EV? ?AT?or ?RD? respectively, to indicate the current environment. Applications will have to amend queue names accordingly before opening the queues.
• D. WebSphere MQ clustering should be used to resolve queue names and locations dynamically.

Which of the following is NOT a generally recommended best practice for naming conventions?

• A. Use full uppercase for WebSphere MQ objects, including the queue manager, to preventportability issues in heterogeneous environments.
• B. Queue and channel names should be limited to less than 24 characters because of platformportability concerns.
• C. When possible, avoid forward slash (/) and percent (%) special characters because they cancause cross-platform difficulties.
• D. Queues should not have the word QUEUE in their name, nor should they have the topology inthe name (local, remote, alias, etc).

Which one of the following styles of communication supports only one-to-one communication as opposed to one-to-many?

• A. Shared database
• B. Messaging
• C. Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
• D. Publish/Subscribe

An application creates documents in PDF format, which are subsequently transmitted via WebSphere MQ to a number of other servers in the network. Each server runs its own queue manager. The documents received by some servers are consistently corrupted, whereas on other servers the documents are intact. Other message traffic seems unaffected. What is the most likely source of this problem?

• A. Incompatible message compression parameters are configured on the sending and receiving channel agents.
• B. The network connection to the affected servers is unreliable and a message retry exit was not specified on the sending channel agent.
• C. The affected servers run different CCSIDs from the servers creating the documents and the message descriptor specifies MQMFormat as QSTR? causing message conversion.?QSTR? causing message conversion.
• D. The environment variable MQCCSID specifies an incorrect value on the affected servers.

In a centralized queuing environment, a batch program is processing a file, and putting the transactions onto a queue for processing within syncpoint control. The batch program is experiencing issues, and a support resource is contacted to investigate. Which of the following is NOT a likely cause of the issues?

• A. Because the real-time non-persistent messages are mixed in with the batch transactions onthe queue, the circular logs are filling up and writing over each other.
• B. Because the real-time non-persistent messages are mixed in with the batch transactions onthe queue, the queue is filling up.
• C. The MAXDEPTH parameter is causing restrictions on the queue.
• D. The application issues commits infrequently