Tuning; Xml - Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.4 User Manual

Configuring a Binding Environment
Table 8–5 (Cont.) Transaction Parameters
Parameter
Commit on destroy
Disable 2PC
User commit confirm
table
Transaction log file
Recovery Delay
Time limit
Conversions
Select one:

Tuning

The Tuning parameters are not applicable for use with OracleAS Adapter for IMS/DB.

XML

The following table lists the parameters that define XML support:
Table 8–6
Parameter
COM maximum XML in
memory
COM maximum XML size
COM XML transport buffer
size
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Description
Select this to commit all single-phase commit transactions
opened for a data source, if a connection closes while the
transaction is still open.
Select this to disable two-phase commit capabilities, even
in drivers that support two phase commit.
This parameter is not applicable for use with OracleAS
Adapter for IMS/DB.
The high-level qualifier and name of the log file that logs
activity when using transactions. The logfile parameter
can also include the keyword NORRS after a comma (so
that the format is log,NORRS) when RRS is not running
on the z/OS platform.
The number of minutes from the start of a transaction
before any recovery operation on that transaction can be
attempted. The default is 15 minutes.
Enter the time to wait for a transaction to complete before
an error is returned.
This parameter is also used when performing a
RECOVERY, and it then indicates the number of minutes
to wait before a forced activity can be performed, since the
last transaction activity.
No conversion: Select this if you want all transactions to
remain as sent. This is selected by default
Convert all to distributed: Select this to convert all simple
transactions into distributed transactions.
Convert all to simple: Select this to convert all distributed
transactions into simple transactions.
XML Category Parameters
Description
Specifies the maximum size of an XML document held in
memory. The default is 65535 bytes.
Specifies the maximum size of an XML document passed to
another computer. The default is 65535 bytes.
Note: When you increase this value for this property, you may
need to increase the value for the Maximum XML in memory
property in the daemon. For more information on daemons, see
"Control".
Enter the maximum size of the internal communications buffer.
The default value (-1) indicates there is no size limit.