Structure of the INI File ucybdbrt.ini
| Parameter Name | Description |
|---|---|
| [ GLOBAL ] | |
| logging = |
Full file name pattern for log file names $$ is replaced by the purpose of a Process (CP or WP or JWP or DBSERVICE). No replacements in other components * is replaced by the 3 digit number of a Worker Process. ## is replaced by the log file sequence number after the existing log files' corresponding numbers have been raised by one during startup of the component. z/OS components only: If you comment this parameter, this log file is stored in JES. Also refer to the parameter logpurgeclass= which is described below. The following parameters can be added if the log is written to a dataset (after the dataset name and separated by semicolons): "recfm" = (all 27 z/OS plus * and A record formats are valid) "lrecl" = (0, each positive number up to 32760 and X for each reclen) "blksize" = (0, each positive number up to 32760) "space" = ([CYL,TRK],(prim,sec,directory)) AE and Java components only: Logging to standard output can be enabled by setting the value to CON: For relative path indications the system uses the installation directory when creating files. For BS2000/OSD Operation System the name may be specified with or without User ID. If without User ID the log file is written to the user ID under which the component has been started Default: ..\temp\ucybdbrt_log_##.txt |
| logCount = |
number of log files being kept on disk Default: 10 |
| helplib = |
name of the message text library may have different names dependent on platform rules. Default: uc.msl |
| helpcache = |
Availability of the messages and language dependent strings. Values
Default: ALL |
| deadlock_Retry = |
It is not possible to determine the period between two attempts. The actual duration is a random number which lies between several milliseconds and a maximum of 10 seconds. Default: 0 |
| [ TRACE ] | |
| file = |
The path and the file name of the trace file. Any file name for a text file with several place holders for current system information: $$ is replaced by server process type (WP or CP) in the context of a server process. * is replaced by the three-digit process number in the context of a server process. ## is replaced by 00 after the available trace files' corresponding numbers have been raised by one during startup of a trace. xxx is replaced by the three-digit abbreviation of the respective unix version (unix agent only). z/OS components only: The following parameters can be added (after the dataset name and separated by semicolons) if the log is written to a dataset: "recfm" = (all 27 record formats of z/OS plus * and A are valid) "lrecl" = (0, each positive number up to 32760 and X for each reclen) "blksize" = (0, each positive number up to 32760) "space" = ([CYL,TRK],(prim,sec,directory)) AE and Java components only: Tracing to standard output can be enabled by setting the value to CON: Currently the External Monitoring Interface (EMI) does not produce any trace regardless of the settings here. For BS2000/OSD the name might be specified with or without user ID. If without the trace file is written to the user ID under which the component has been started. Default: ..\temp\ucybdbrt_trc_##.txt |
| trccount = |
Number of stored trace files Default: 10 |
| database = |
traceflags Values
Default: 0 |
| reptool = |
traceflag Default: 0 |
| [ ODBC ] | |
| sqlDriverConnect = |
Connection String for the database. General format of the connection string is "OBDCVAR=<cmd>,<odbc-string>" Maximum length: 256 characters <cmd> is an eight figure command field for controlling database accesses like follows 1. Position = N - Do not use server cursor. 1. Position = S - Use server cursor (MS SQL Server 2000). 2. Position = N - Do not reestablish database connection after 1000 commits. 2. Position = D - Disconnect database after 1000 commits (perhaps due to memory problems). 3. Position = N - Field names are compared case-sensitively (Oracle). 3. Position = J - Field names are compared case-insensitively (Oracle). 4. Position = N - Not used. 5. Position = N - Type of database connection: ODBC. 5. Position = I - Type of database connection: OCI/CLI. 6. Position = N - Database access without User ID. 6. Position = O - Database access with User ID. 7. Position = N - Compression is deactivated. 7. Position = R - Compression is activated. 8. Position = Type of SQL Syntax; N - MS SQL Server. 8. Position = Type of SQL Syntax; O - Oracle. 8. Position = Type of SQL Syntax; D - DB2. 8. Position = Type of SQL Syntax; P - PostgreSQL. <odbc-string> contains standard and vendor related keywords and values DSN - Alias name of the database connection. UID - User ID for database access. Note that this parameter is case sensitive. PWD - Password for database access. For Microsoft SQL Server only: Connection String can be extended with MARS Connection setting. We strongly recommend to set Mars_Connection=Yes. For Oracle only: Code page settings must correspond to those of the database. Either use the environment variable NLS_LANG or extend the connection string with Session Parameters like this: "SP=NLS_LANGUAGE=language,NLS_TERRITORY=area,CODESET=character set,RECONNECT=interval" Values
Default: ODBCVAR=NNNNNNRN,DSN=UC4;UID=uc4;PWD=--10BFDC349F38156A22;Mars_Connection=Yes |
| [ OPTIONS ] | |
| fixFieldOrder = |
Order in which the fields are listed in the analysis report. Values
Default: 0 |