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WebSphere MQ Convert Tool README

Functionality:
Converts Websphere MQ Support Pac. Save Queue Manager (MS03) Output file to XML and back.
The XML can be used to perform compares between queue manager or to compare same queue manager at different times.

Usage:
./convertToXML.ksh -i <inputFileName> -o <outputFileName>

./convertToText.ksh -i <inputFileName> -o <outputFileName>

Source: README.txt, updated 2009-10-21

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