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Using command-line switches
Required command-
line switches
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For example, the following configuration file starts the database
the database server named Elora, with a Catalog cache size of 16MB, TCP/IP
as a network protocol and a specified port number, user connections limited to
10, and a Catalog page size of 4096 bytes.
-n Elora
-c 16M
-x tcpip(port=2367
-gm 10
-gp 4096
path\mydb.db
If you name the file mydb.cfg, you could use these command-line options as
follows:
asiqsrv12 @mydb.cfg
In examples throughout this chapter where there are several command-line
options, we show them for clarity on separate lines as they could be written in
a configuration file. If you enter them directly on a command line, you must
enter them all on one line.
Note
When you stop the server with the
specify the same parameters as when you started the server. Using a
configuration file to start the server ensures that you will be able to find these
parameters when you need them.
While most of the command-line switches described in the sections that follow
are optional, you must specify the
Server IQ effectively.
For this release, recommended server startup values are:
asiqsrv12 -n servername -c 16M -gc 6000 -gd all -gm 10
-gp 4096 -gr 6000 -ti 4400 -tl 300 database
If you use TCP/IP to connect to the server, you should include network
connection parameters as well. If you start the server without the parameter
set, then the server uses the default TCP/IP port number 2638.
'tcpip(port=nnnn)'
On UNIX platforms, if you start the database server with the
command, these parameters are included automatically with values shown
above, along with others specific to your platform. You can override these
values and include other parameters by specifying them on the
command line.
command, you need to
DBSTOP
,
,
, and
switches to run Adaptive
-n
-c
-gp
-gm
, on
mydb.db
-x
start_asiq
start_asiq
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