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System performance parameters
These parameters determine how the server manages system memory and fail over. You can set these parameters from the Service Manager server's operating system command prompt or from the Service Manager initialization file (sm.ini).
| Startup parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Startup parameter: agstackl | Defines the length of the stack the Service Manager server allocates to run RAD applications |
| Startup parameter: arraysizelimit | Defines the maximum number of entries in an array. |
| Parameter: attachmentsegmentsize | Determines the maximum number of bytes that each segment record in the SYSATTACHMENTS table can use |
| Startup parameter: cache_clean_interval | Defines the interval that the Service Manager server waits before clearing the cache of infrequently used entries |
| Startup parameter: cache_locks | Defines the number of locks that the Service Manager server allocates to the cache table |
| Startup parameter: cache_slots | Defines the number of hash slots that the Service Manager server allocates to the cache table |
| Startup parameter: dao_sessiontimeout | Specifies the number of seconds that the Service Manager server waits before terminating RESTful threads |
| Startup parameter: dao_threadsperprocess | Specifies the maximum number of threads allowed to run concurrently in the process for a RESTful web service application |
| Special parameters: detectkeyed | Causes the Service Manager server to display an alert message when a user attempts to run a nonkeyed query |
| Startup parameter: anubisPollInterval | Specifies the time interval (in seconds) at which the anubis monitor checks to see if any registered scheduler is alive |
| Startup parameter: enableAnubisMonitor | Starts the anubis monitor to check the status of background scheduler threads |
| Defines a timeout value in seconds for all Knowledge Management search server hosts | |
| Startup parameter: maxgroupsperview | Defines the maximum number of groups that can be used in a view |
| Startup parameter: maxhttpreqresponse | Defines the maximum response size (in bytes) for HTTP requests |
| Startup parameter: maxKeepAliveRequests | Allows you to override the Apache Tomcat server limit of processing 100 requests before ending a session |
| Startup parameter: maxloginspercluster | Enables or disables Max Logins at the cluster level |
| Startup parameter: maxmemoryperthread | Specifies the maximum memory (in MB) allowed for a session |
| Startup parameter: maxmsgsharedmemory | Defines the maximum number of bytes of shared memory that the Service Manager server can use for unviewed messages |
| Startup parameter: maxpagesize | Defines the maximum number of records that the Windows client requests from the server when displaying a record list |
| Startup parameter: memdebug | Causes the Service Manager server to track or trace memory usage |
| Startup parameter: precision | Defines the number of decimal places at which the Service Manager server rounds numeric fields |
| Startup parameter: recordlistcount | Sets the default number of records displayed in a record list. |
| Startup parameter: shared_memory | Defines the amount of memory the Service Manager server sets aside for system caches and lock tables |
| Parameter: semaphoreWaitTime | Defines the number of seconds the Service Manager server waits for a semaphore before generating a core dump |
| Startup parameter: shared_memory_address | Ensures that the shared memory allocation is kept in an area that will not interfere with other applications on the server or the operating system |
| Startup parameter: shutipc | Causes the Service Manager server to remove all IPC shared memory and semaphores |
| Startup parameter: tmpdirectory | Defines the path where the Service Manager server can create and find temporary files for any file operation with Client Side Load/Unload and attachment handling |
| Startup parameter: usealtsignalstack | Causes processes to handle StackOverFlow exceptions correctly |
| Startup parameter: usemembar | Used by Service Manager to create a JVM |
| Parameter: vj_record_limit | Sets the maximum number of records a virtual join may return on a subform |
| Parameter: vj_record_warning | Specifies when the system writes a message to log file about virtual join record requests |