JDBC-Based persistence uses a Java Database Connectivity (JDBCTM) interface to connect the broker to a JDBC-compliant data store. To have the broker access a data store through a JDBC driver you must do the following:
Set JDBC-related broker configuration properties. You use these to specify the JDBC driver used, to authenticate the broker as a JDBC user, to create needed tables, and so on.
Use the imqdbmgr utility to create a data store with the proper schema.
Complete procedures for completing these tasks and related configuration properties are detailed in the Chapter 4, Broker Configuration, in Sun Java System Message Queue 4.1 Administration Guide.