Candle GC32-9172-00 KMQCI146E, Trace Head Node Initialization FAILED. RC=rc RSN=rs, KMQCI147E

KMQCI146E	TRACE HEAD NODE INITIALIZATION FAILED. RC=rc RSN=rs
	Explanation: CCC for MQSeries failed to define a trace to MVS/ESA
	component trace services. The return code rc and reason code rs are the hex
	return codes from the CTRACE DEFINE macro call or an internal CCC for
	MQSeries error.
	System Action: Processing continues but component tracing may not be
	available.
	User Response: Determine why the CTRACE DEFINE failed by referring to
	the MVS/ESA Authorized Assembler Reference ALE-DYN for the return and
	reason codes for the CTRACE macro. If the return code is not described in this, an
	internal CCC for MQSeries error has occurred. Note the message text and return
	codes and contact Candle Customer Support.
KMQCI147E	module SUB-TRACE INITIALIZATION FAILED. RC=rc RSN=rs
	Explanation: CCC for MQSeries failed to define a trace to MVS/ESA
	component trace services for the named sub-trace component. The return code rc
	and reason code rs are the hexadecimal return codes from the CTRACE DEFINE
	macro call or an internal CCC for MQSeries error.
	System Action: Processing continues but component tracing may not be
	available.
	User Response: Determine why the CTRACE DEFINE failed by referring to
	the MVS/ESA Authorized Assembler Reference ALE-DYN for the return and
	reason codes for the CTRACE macro. If the return code is not described in this, an
	internal CCC for MQSeries error has occurred. Note the message text and return
	codes and contact Candle Customer Support.
KMQCI148E	ONLY ONE OF MGRNAME, RMGRNAME OR GROUP MAY BE SPECIFIED
	Explanation: The KMQCMD SET QUEUE or SET CHANNEL command has
	been entered with incompatible operands.
	System Action: Processing of the command is aborted.
	User Response: Choose one of MGRNAME (manager name), RMGRNAME
	(remote manager name) or GROUP (group name) operands to specify for the
	given queue or channel mask being set and reenter the command.
KMQCI149W	MSGSECURITY IS OBSOLETE; USE MSGACCESS
	Explanation: The MSGSECURITY keyword has been used on the SET
	MANAGER command and it is no longer valid. It has been replaced by the
	MSGACCESS keyword.
	System Action: The keyword is ignored.
	User Response: Use the MSGACCESS keyword on the SET MANAGER
	COMMAND to specify one of the following message functions security levels for
	the queue manager: NONE, DESC, RETRY, DATA, or DELETE. For more
	information about these parameters, see the Customizing Monitoring Options
	topic found in your version of the product documentation.

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