The version of the access module available on your system depends on the operating system and whether the WebSphere MQ Server or the WebSphere MQ Client was installed. Each supported operating system also has a Teradata PT Server and Client version of the access module.
To use the Teradata Access Module for WebSphere MQ with a Teradata utility you must reference the access module names in your job script. The following table lists the Teradata Access Module for WebSphere MQ filename to use as the AXSMOD name specification in your Teradata job script.
| Operating System | WebSphere MQ Version | Access Module Filename | Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| AIX | WebSphere MQ Client | libmqsc.so | 64-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server | libmqs.so | ||
| Linux | WebSphere MQ Client | libmqsc.so | 64-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server | libmqs.so | ||
| IBM z/OS | WebSphere MQ Server | LIBMQS | 32-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server-Teradata PT | LIBMQST | ||
| Solaris on SPARC, AMD Opteron | WebSphere MQ Client | libmqsc.so | 64-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server | libmqs.so | ||
| Solaris on AMD Opteron 10 | WebSphere MQ Client | libmqsc.so | 64-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server | libmqs.so | ||
| Windows | WebSphere MQ Client | libmqsc.dll | 64-bit |
| WebSphere MQ Server | libmqs.dll | ||
| MacOS | WebSphere MQ Client WebSphere MQ Server |
libmqsc.dylib
libmqs.dylib |
64-bit |