Hi @diego_morales,
I have shared your response with our MQ expert and below is his feedback. if you want we can discuss it offline. Thanks!
In my PCF program I can return the details that I need – my monitoring program that I wrote can collect these details for me.
If you do dis chs(*) it shows all running channels. This can be converted to a PCF command.
If you do dis clusqmgr(*) this will show the cluster queue manager details (can use a PCF command), including channel details. Note that this may miss some values if the cluster connections weren’t established both ways (some cluster connections may be established only one way – e.g. if the connection is only send-and-forget messages).
The most important consideration is with MQ clustering is that the cluster channels are mostly auto-generated. The only manual generated ones should be to the cluster full repos queue managers. This adds no value. We need the cluster sender channels to the app queue managers (dis chs(*)) as that contains critical details like network time, and other metrics that can only be obtained on the sending end of the channels.
