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01-14-2005
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2489 Illegal instruction
Hello
I am trying to execute a back up from one queue manager from one script saveqmgr.sh but I am getting 2489 Illegal instruction on line 16 $ sh +x ./saveqmgr.sh S1SEAGULL QueueManager=S1SEAGULL Retention= S1SEAGULL.MQS.14Jan2005 not found ./saveqmgr.sh[16]: 2836 Illegal instruction(coredump) S1SEAGULL.SEC.14Jan2005 find: cannot stat /var/mqm/config/backup/S1SEAGULL.MQS.* /var/mqm/config/backup 
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There is not much to go here. Illegal instruction means the cpu was about to execute a unknown instruction. This could be because the executable itself was corrupted somehow. But it usually means that the program encountered a very unexpected situation and did not handle it very well. To get technical, data overlaid other stuff on the stack and destroyed a return address causing the program to jump into data. I would look at those other error messages and see if I could make sense of them. And hopefully a MQ expert might chime in with some wisdom.
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