NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (5.0) System Administrator's Guide

Configuring NSJSP
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Configuring the Persistent Store
sessionProcessNameCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the HP NonStop process name of the NonStop
Server for Java (NSJ) process. This column type must accept as many characters
as are contained in the NonStop process name (typically 6).
sessionRecNumberCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the record number level of the swapped out/backed
up session. This column type must accept a Java integer (32 bits).
sessionAppCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the web application name of the swapped
out/backed up session. This column type must accept at least 255 bytes.
sessionDataCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the serialized form of the session attributes of the
swapped out/backed up session. This column type must accept at least 3712
bytes.
sessionValidCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains a flag indicating whether this swapped out/backed
up session is still valid. This column type must accept a Java short value (16 bits).
sessionMaxInactiveCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the maxInactiveInterval property of the
swapped out/backed up session. This column type must accept at least Java
integer (32 bits).
sessionLastAccessedCol
The name of the NonStop SQL database column contained in the specified
sessionTable that contains the lastAccessedTime property of the swapped
out/backed up session. This column type must accept at least Java long (64 bits).
Note. If you change the default values of the NonStop SQL table column names, you need to
change the names of column name attribute values in the <Store> element described above. In
addition, ensure that the nsjsp_cleanSessionData script is modified accordingly.