Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

DESIREDSTATE { STARTED | STOPPED }
specifies the desired end state of an OSS sockets local server or the OSS message-queue server
when the SUBSYS AUTOSTART AUTO feature is used.
STARTED
Attempts are made to start the server when the OSS environment is restarted.
STOPPED
No attempt is made to start the server during a restart of the OSS environment.
If the DESIREDSTATE option is omitted, the previous value for the server is unchanged.
INODECACHE size1
specifies the number of entries permitted in the inode cache used by the OSS name server.
Possible values are in the range 128 through 500000. The functional upper limit might be
smaller than the theoretical maximum, because the upper limit depends upon the amount of
memory available when the OSS name server is started.
If the INODECACHE option is omitted, the number of entries permitted in the inode cache is
unchanged.
This option is valid only for OSS name server processes.
LINKCACHE size2
specifies the number of entries permitted in the link cache used by the OSS name server.
Possible values are in the range 128 through 500000. The functional upper limit might be
smaller than the theoretical maximum, because the upper limit depends upon the amount of
memory available when the OSS name server is started.
If the LINKCACHE option is omitted, the number of entries permitted in the link cache is
unchanged.
This option is valid only for OSS name server processes.
MAXMQID maxmqid
specifies the maximum number of OSS message queue IDs allowed at any time. Valid values
are in the range 1 through:
• 1024 – Prior to the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
• 16384 – Beginning with the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
If the MAXMQID option is omitted, the maximum number of queue IDs allowed is unchanged.
The default value is:
• 32 – Prior to the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
• 256 – Beginning with the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
This option is valid only for the OSS message-queue server.
MAXMSG maxmsg
specifies the maximum number of messages allowed on all OSS message queues on a system.
Valid values are in the range 1 through:
• 16384 – Prior to the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
• 8388608 – Beginning with the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
If the MAXMSG option is omitted, the maximum number of messages allowed is unchanged.
The default value is:
• 1024 – Prior to the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
• 4096– Beginning with the J06.17/H06.28 RVUs.
This option is valid only for the OSS message-queue server.
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