A few important IBM WebSphere Message Broker (v 8) commands
mqsiAssemblyInstall: used for installing/deleting and listing .Net assemblies in GAC
mqsireloadsecurity: its used to force the immediate expiry of some or all the entries in the security cache
mqsireportresourcestats: its used to display current statistics gathering options for resources in the broker
mqsimode: Use this command to to change the operation mode of the broker, or to retrieve information about the mode under which the broker is currently operating
mqsideleteexecutiongroup: Use this command to remove the execution group from a broker. The broker must be started prior to the execution of this command
mqsichangeresourcestats: Use this command to control the stats gathering for resources in the broker (basically starting of stopping stats collection)
mqsichangebroker: Use this command to change one or more of the broker configuration parameters. The broker must be stopped before this command is issued
mqsicvp: This command is used to run verification tests on the broker (e.g. verify if the installed Java is supported, MQ queues are defined and accessible etc.). Its executed automatically after mqsistart command is issued, to verify the broker
mqsisetdbparms: This command is used to associate a specific user ID and password with the resource (s) accessed by the broker. It basically sets security credentials for the given resources (database, CICSConnection, Email Server, IMSConnect, FTP, JMS/JNDI, LDAP, SMTP, WSRR, WebSphere Adapters, SOAP Request Nodes etc.)
mqsichangeproperties: use this to modify the properties of broker and its resources [e.g. Properties that affect the whole broker; for example, an HTTP listener or Service Federation Management. Properties that affect one or more execution groups; for example, the broker registry. Properties that affect a configurable service; for example, a JMS provider]
mqsistopmsgflow: stops execution groups, applications and message flows
mqsicreateconfigurableservice: used to create an object name for a broker external resource
mqsireadbar: its used to read a deployable BAR file and identify its defined keywords
mqsicreatebar: compiles all the resources into one bar file before its deployment to the broker
mqsipackagebar: provides the ability to "package" pre compiled resources into a bar file before its deployment to the broker
mqsiapplybaroverride: its used to replace configurable values in BAR deployment descriptor with new values that you specify in the properties file. mqsireadbar is used to see the properties that can be configured using mqsiapplybaroverride
mqsistartmsgflow: this command is used start execution groups/message flows/applications
mqsicreateexecutiongroup: its used to add a new execution group to the broker
mqsicacheadmin: it provides information about global cache that is embedded in the broker and complete basic administration
mqsilist: lists the wmb components on the system (e.g. mqsilist, mqsilist myBroker, mqsilist myBroker -e myExecGroup)
mqsireportbroker: its used to report/display broker registry entries
mqsireportproperties: displays properties that relate to a broker, an execution group or a configurable service
mqsireload: use this command to request the broker to stop and restart execution groups mqsicreatemsgdefs: creates message definition files in a message set
mqsistart: starts components (e.g. mqsistart myComp)
mqsistop: stops components, use the optional -i flag to force immediate stop (hard stop), examples: mqsistop myComp, mqsistop myComp -i
mqsiprofile: its the script to setup the command environment
mqsiservice: used to report the product version of the component and its locale
mqsideploy: makes a deployment request to the given broker
mqsichangetrace: sets the tracing characteristics for a broker. This command is valid for User Trace, Service Trace and Trace Nodes (including the enabling disabling aspect)
mqsireadlog: its a command to retrieve trace records for the specified component. Its valid for User Trance and Service Trace. The trace records returned by this command are in XML format (initially collected in binary)
mqsiformatlog: this command processes the XML log created by mqsireadlog. It retrieves and formats any messages that the XML log contain into a suitable format for the locale of the user who runs this command (e.g. conversion/processing from XML to text)
mqsireporttrace: to determine the current trace status, use this command as it displays the trace options currently in effect
mqsichangeflowmonitoring: operationally enable, disable the monitoring of message flows (events)
mqsicreatemsgdefsfromwsdl: imports a single wsdl definition
A complete index of commands is listed here: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/wmbhelp/v8r0m0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.etools.mft.doc%2Fan07060_.htm