Command Reference Guide
Object DS Commands
SQL/MX Connectivity Service Administrative Command Reference—526350-005
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ADD DS
ConnTimeout timeout-val
is a keyword or the number of minutes a client-server connection can remain idle
before the server terminates the connection and becomes available. The default
value is SYSTEM_DEFAULT, which is defined by MXCS (ten minutes currently).
Other valid values are NO_TIMEOUT and from the integer one to a large number.
timeout-val
SYSTEM_DEFAULT | NO_TIMEOUT | minutes
StartAutomatic [OFF]
is a flag to request the automatic starting of this DS when its association server
process starts. Use this flag without the OFF option to turn it ON. The default value
is OFF when the attribute is not used. The DS is created in the stopped state and
must be explicitly started on one or more services.
InitPri priority-val
is the initial system priority used to start a new server on this DS. Valid values are
1 to 199 and SYSTEM_DEFAULT, which is the association server’s process priority.
priority-val
SYSTEM_DEFAULT | number
Trace [OFF]
is a flag for activating the server trace facility in all servers using this DS and
started by this service. The Trace flag is not a permanent setting, is not stored in
the configuration database, and is not retained through a service shutdown. It is set
as specified on this DS for the current service or all services when the asterisk (*)
wild card is used for the service-name. Trace data is written to the collector
specified when the service is started. Use this flag without the OFF option to turn it
ON. The default value is OFF when the attribute is not used.
CpuList cpu-val
is an SQL string literal (with multiple values enclosed in single quotes), containing
the list of CPU numbers where the service can start servers for this DS. When you
use this parameter, specify all requested CPUs. Valid values are 0 to 15 and ALL.
The value ALL specifies all available CPUs on the system where the service is
running.
When to using CPUList, note:
Duplicate CPU numbers are ignored.
The order of CPU numbers from CPUList appears as the next higher
sequential CPU number in the list and not in the order entered on the
command-line.