Editing the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Configuration File

Startup

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Database Options

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Trace

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Process Scheduler

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Tuxedo Settings

X

X

Interface Driver

X

X

PSTools

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PSAESRV

X

X

PSDSTSRV

X

X

PSANALYTICSRV

X

X

Application Engine

SQR

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Remote Call

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nVision

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SMTP Settings

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Cache Settings

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X

Integration Broker

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DBName

Specify the database name that is associated with a PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Server Agent, such as HRDMO, FSDMO, SADMO, and so on.

DBType

Specify the database type: DB2UNIX, MICROSFT, or ORACLE.

UserId

Enter the user ID. For Enterprise Resource Planning, this is typically VP1, and for Human Resources, it’s PS.

UserPswd

Enter the user password. For Enterprise Resource Planning, this is typically VP1, and for Human Resources, it’s PS.

ConnectId

Enter the connect ID. This value is required for all platforms.

ConnectPswd

Enter the connect password. This value is required for all platforms.

ServerName

StandbyDBName

Specify a standby database for use with Oracle Data Guard.

StandbyDBType

Specify a standby database type for use with Oracle Data Guard.

StandbyUserId

Specify a standby user ID for use with Oracle Data Guard.

StandbyUserPswd

Specify the password for the standby user ID.

InMemoryDBName

InMemoryDBType

Process Scheduler Port

Specify the port on which the Process Scheduler will listen for events sent by the application server domain.

Application Server Credentials

Specify the credentials for the Application Server from which notifications will be received in the format: <domain name>|<host>:<port>

• domain name: A logical domain name

• host: The hostname of the machine where the Process Scheduler domain is running.

• port: How the Process Scheduler domain communicates with other domains (in this case the Application Server domain).

UseLocalOracleDB

Indicate whether the PeopleSoft database to which you are connecting is in a local Oracle System Identifier (SID). The default is 0, which indicates that the PS database to which you are connecting is remote.

See UseLocalOracleDB

EnableDBMonitoring

Add to the configuration file for database-level auditing. It is a required parameter. Use this option to view more information regarding the clients that are connected to a database server through the process scheduler server. For instance, with this enabled, you can view the client machine name or user ID that is associated with a particular connection.

See EnableDBMonitoring.

EnableAEMonitoring

You must set the EnableAEMonitoring configuration setting to 1 to populate the MODULE and ACTION fields in V$SESSION and V$SQL views. By default, EnableAEMonitoring is set to 0 (disabled). To change the EnableAEMonitoring setting for an Application Server domain or a Process Scheduler domain, use the PSADMIN utility or manually modify the PSPRCS.CFG configuration file or the PSAPPSRV.CFG configuration file, then restart the respective servers.

TraceFile

This applies to Windows only and indicates the file to which SQL traces are written when TraceSQL has a value greater than zero. SQL traces for the following programs are written to this file: nVision, and Cube Manager. Other processes—such as Application Engine, SQR, and COBOL—have the SQL traces written to a separate subdirectory under the directory specified for the Log/Output Directory parameter. See the Log/Output Directory parameter.

TraceSQL

Specify a SQL trace value for troubleshooting. It is implemented as a bit field. Possible values for TraceSQL are listed later in this section.

TracePC

Specify a trace value for troubleshooting PeopleCode. This is used by PeopleSoft Application Engine when it runs PeopleCode. Possible values for TracePC are listed later in this section.

TraceAE

Specify the trace options that are specific to PeopleSoft Application Engine. Trace information based on this option is written to a file with the following format:

<Application Engine program name>_<Process Instance>.AET

Possible values for TraceAE are listed later in this section.

AETFileSize

This parameter is used to specify the maximum file size (in MB) of the AE trace file. The minimum value is taken to be 20 MB by default and the maximum value limit is set to be 1500 MB.

TraceAECombineOutput

Set this parameter to Y to merge People Code and SQL trace output into AET file. Default is N.

TraceAEEnableSection

Set this parameter to Y to enable section level trace. Default is N i.e. section level trace will be disabled and AE traces will be controlled by TraceAE setting only.

TracePPM

The Performance Monitor agent is a thread that reports performance metrics for each instrumented server if monitoring is enabled for the database. Select 1 to enable and 0 to disable.

See Performance Monitor.

0

%TraceSQL_None

No output.

1

%TraceSQL_Statements

SQL statements.

2

%TraceSQL_Variables

SQL statement variables.

4

%TraceSQL_Connect

SQL connect, disconnect, commit, and rollback.

8

%TraceSQL_Fetch

Row fetch (indicates that it occurred and the return code, not data).

16

%TraceSQL_MostOthers

All other application-programming interface (API) calls, except Set Select Buffers (ssb).

32

%TraceSQL_SSB

Set Select Buffers (identifies the attributes of columns to be selected).

64

%TraceSQL_DBSpecific

Database API-specific calls.

128

%TraceSQL_Cobol

COBOL statement timings.

1024

%TraceSQL_DB2390Server

Turn on the tracing of diagnostic messages returned by the D22 z/OS %UpdateStats() command.

1

%TracePC_Functions

Provide a trace of the program as it is run. This implies options 64, 128, and 256.

2

%TracePC_List

Provide a listing of the entire program.

4

%TracePC_Assigns

Show the results of all assignments made to variables.

8

%TracePC_Fetches

Show the values fetched for all variables.

16

%TracePC_Stack

Show the contents of the internal machine stack. This option is normally used for debugging the PeopleCode language, not PeopleCode programs.

64

%TracePC_Starts

Provide a trace showing when each program starts.

128

%TracePC_ExtFuncs

Provide a trace showing the calls made to each external PeopleCode routine.

256

%TracePC_IntFuncs

Provide a trace showing the calls made to each internal PeopleCode routine.

512

%TracePC_ParamsIn

Show the values of the parameters to a function.

1024

%TracePC_ParamsOut

Show the values of the parameters as they exist at the return from a function.

1

Trace STEP execution sequence to AET file.

2

Trace Application SQL statements to AET file.

4

Trace dedicated temporary table allocation.

8

Trace temporary table data.

128

Timings report to AET file.

256

Method/BuiltIn detail, instead of summary in AET Timings report.

1024

Timings report to tables.

2048

DB optimizer trace to file.

4096

DB optimizer trace to tables.

8192

Trace Integration Broker transform programs.

PrcsServerName

Specify the process server name. This must match the name defined in the Server Definition table, such as PSNT.

DBBIN

Enter the path to the database drivers (that is, your connectivity software).

Max Reconnect Attempt

Specify the maximum number of attempts that the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Server Agent tries reconnecting to the database when the connection is lost. When the maximum number of attempts is reached, and the agent hasn’t successfully connected to the database, the agent shuts down.

Reconnection Interval

Specify the interval, in seconds, between attempts to reconnect to the database when the connection is lost.

Authentication Timeout

Specify the duration, in minutes, allotted before PeopleTools security module times-out authenticating a process released by Process Scheduler. The timer starts from the time Process Scheduler initiates the request

Allow Dynamic Changes

Specify dynamic changes to certain settings without having to reboot the domain. The settings that can be dynamically changed are Recycle Count, Consecutive Service failures, Trace SQL, Trace Mask SQL, TracePC, TracePCMask, TracePpr, TracePprMask, Log Fence, Enable DB Monitoring, and Enable Debugging.

Log/Output Directory

Specify the directory in which files that are generated by the program are written. When PeopleSoft Process Scheduler initiates a process request, it creates a subdirectory in the format <Process Type ID>_<Program Name>_<Process Instance> that contains the generated files. For instance, the SQR program has all the reports, trace, and log files in the subdirectory SQR_XRFWIN_20. It is also the optional directory used with the Output Destination field when scheduling a request. This variable (%%OutputDirectory%%) can be used in the File/Printer field of the Process Scheduler Request dialog box.

Output Directory Optional Extension

Specify the optional subdirectory structure that can be appended to the designated Log/Output Directory.

Additional meta-string that can be used include:

• Userid—%OPRID%

• Contentid—%REPORTID%

• Process Instance—%PRCSINSTANCE%

• Database Name— %DBNAME%

• Process Name—%PRCSNAME%

• Process Type—%PRCSTYPE%

• Scheduler Server Name— %SERVER%

• Current Date— %CURRDATE%

• Current Hour—%CURRHOUR%

• Job Name— %JOBNAME%

• Job Instance— %JOBINSTANCE%

For example, %CURRDATE%\%CURRHOUR%.

LogFence

Enter the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler tracing levels, such as 3.

LogFieldSeparator

See LogFieldSeparator.

Trace-Log File Character Set

See Trace-Log File Character Set.

Log Directory

See Log Directory.

Log Space Threshold

Specify the space threshold, in megabytes (MB), for the log/output directory. Once the space goes below this threshold, the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler stops processing until more disk space becomes available. The Server Monitor shows a status of Suspended — Disk Low.

File Chunk Size

Specify the size of memory in KB, allocated to store the value read from a file when transferring files to the Report Repository via HTTP.

The default is 4096 KB (4 MB).

CBLBIN

Enter the path to COBOL executables, such as %PS_HOME%\CBLBIN.

TEMP

Enter the local temporary directory, such as %TEMP%.

TOOLBIN

Enter the location of the PeopleTools executables, such as %PS_HOME%\bin\client\winx86.

TOOLBINSRV

Enter the location of the server version of PeopleTools executables, such as %PS_HOME%\bin\server\winx86.

WINWORD

Enter the path to Microsoft Word executables, such as c:\apps\office97\winword.

DEFAULTPRINTER

Enter the universal naming convention (UNC) path of the printer where reports are printed when the %DefaultPrinter% was specified as the output destination.

Update Table Stats on Purge

Set to run statistics for the Process Request and Report Manager tables during the Process Scheduler server purge process.

0: Disable.

1: Enable.

0

Status information.

1

General errors.

2

Warnings.

3

Informational.

4

Tracing Level 1.

5

Tracing Level 2 (detail).

Restartable

Specify Y or N to instruct Tuxedo to restart a PeopleSoft Process Scheduler Server Agent or Distribution Agent if it is terminated abruptly.

Grace Period

Specify the period time in seconds in which Tuxedo will attempt to restart the Process Scheduler Server.

For example, Grace Period = 600, Max Restart Attempt = 5. Tuxedo attempts to restart the PeopleSoft Process Scheduler server five times within 30 minutes of when the server comes down.

Max Restart Attempt

Specify the maximum number of restarts in the grace period.

Add to PATH

(Optional) Specify an additional directory that is appended to the PATH environment variable.

Spawn Threshold

Enter a parameter that's supplied to Tuxedo for control of process spawning by using the -p command-line option for all server processes. The default setting (1,600:1,1) rarely needs to be changed.

For more information see Spawn Threshold.

SCP_LOCALE

Defines the RPS_LOCALE string that is sent to the PeopleSoft Supply Chain Planning server.

Enable Remote Administration

Set the value to 1 to enable embedded JMX agents, 0 to disable embedded JMX agents. JMX agents must be enabled to use the PeopleSoft Health Center.

Remote Administration Port

Specify the port number to use for remote administration of domain processes. All embedded JMX agents will use the port in the JMX service URL.

Remote Administration UserId

Specify the username for remote administration connections.

Remote Administration Password

Specify the pscipher encrypted password for remote administration connections. See Encrypting Passwords.

Remote Administration SSL Enabled

Set this parameter to 1 to enable SSL for JMX Agents and to 0 to disable SSL for JMX Agents. Default is 0 i.e. SSL for JMX Agents will be disabled. Other settings are optional if SSL for JMX Agents is disabled.

Remote Administration SSL Keystore

Specify the location of the Keystore file for remote administration connections.

Remote Administration SSL Keystore Password

Specify the pscipher encrypted Keystore password for remote administration connections.

Remote Administration SSL Keystore Type

Specify the Keystore type for the keystore you had created for enabling SSL. Options are PKCS12 or JKS.

See the documentation for Java Security Standard Algorithm Names in Oracle Help Center.

Remote Administration SSL Truststore

Specify the location of the Truststore file for remote administration connections.

Remote Administration SSL Truststore Password

Specify the pscipher encrypted Remote Administration SSL Truststore Password.

Remote Administration SSL Truststore Type

Specify the Truststore's Keystore type for the truststore you had created for enabling SSL. Options are PKCS12 or JKS.

See the documentation for Java Security Standard Algorithm Names in Oracle Help Center.

EnablePPM Agent

Controls whether the Performance Monitor agent runs and collects performance monitor data. Enter 1 to enable the Performance Monitor agent, and 0 to disable the Performance Monitor agent. This setting overrides the value for this parameter that is set in the database.

JavaVM Shared Library

Indicate which Java Virtual Machine (JVM) library to use.

Add to CLASSPATH

The Add to CLASSPATH parameter tells the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) where to find the Java class libraries, including user-defined class libraries. Because PeopleTools automatically generates CLASSPATH entries for core delivered class libraries, use this field to specify any custom or additional class libraries that must be accessed by PeopleTools or PeopleCode.

The PeopleCode API Reference provides details on where you can place custom and third-party Java classes.

See Java Packages and Classes Delivered with PeopleTools.

JavaVM Options

Set options to the list of parameters required. Use a space to separate parameters (for example, -Xmx256m -Xms128m).

The following setting is used to enable communication with the REN server using SSL protocols that adhere to corporate security standards:

-Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2

If this option is not already set, either add it manually to the JavaVM Options section in psprcs.cfg and then restart the process scheduler domain or take the latest patch, then drop and recreate the process scheduler domain.

Set option -Xrs if you have PeopleSoft Process Scheduler set up as a Windows service on Windows.

Options must be set if you are using HTTP transfer protocol and receiving Java exception thrown: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError.

AIX customers should set this option to -Xrs -Djava.awt.headless=true -Xcheck:jni

Character Set

Specify the default character set for non-Unicode processing performed by this process server. The default value is UTF-8. This is the character set that PeopleSoft supports for use with all Western European languages, including English. If the process server will be used only to process Western European data, accept the default. Otherwise, select one of the valid character set choices listed later in this section.

Proxy Host

This setting is used by the distribution agent if your architecture includes a firewall between the process scheduler server and the report repository (webserver).

Proxy Port

If PeopleSoft Process Scheduler is behind a proxy server, set this value to the port of the proxy server.

Non Proxy Hosts

Enter a list of the hosts that should be connected to directly, not through a proxy server. Separate the host names with a pipe symbol ( | ). You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character to specify a pattern of similar host names.

For example, localhost|*.example.com indicates that the local host and all hosts with names ending in .example.com will be accessed directly.

DbFlags

Enter 0 to issue the command to update table statistics to the database. Programs like PeopleSoft Application Engine and COBOL use the metaSQL %UpdateStats to run the command that runs statistics to a specific table. Otherwise, select one of the valid choices listed later in this section.

Suppress App Error Box

Use to suppress the console's Application Error dialog box after an application error occurs. Y suppresses the dialog box.

Process exit grace period

When a PeopleSoft Application Engine job completes, it has a specified number of seconds to exit. If the process has not exited when the grace period expires, it is terminated through a psreaper process. A grace period of 0 disables the psreaper process.

ScheduledQuery-CSVUnicodeEncoding

This setting is used to configure CSV output encoding for scheduled PSQueries. The default value is UTF8. The other valid encoding settings are UCS2, UTF8BOM, and ASCII. This setting applies only when OutputUnicode property of query class is set to True and scheduled query is set to ‘TXT’ format.

latin1

Latin–1- ISO 8859-P1 - Microsoft codepage 1252

sjis

Japanese Shift-JIS - Microsoft codepage 932

big5

Traditional Chinese - Microsoft codepage 950

gb

Simplified Chinese - Microsoft codepage 936

ks-c-5601-1987

Korean Wansung - Microsoft codepage 949

ks-c-5601-1992

Korean Johab - Microsoft codepage 1361

0

(Default) Issue the command to update table statistics to the database.

1

Ignore metaSQL to update database statistics (shared with COBOL).

2

Not yet allocated.

4

Disable second database connection.

8

Disable persistent secondary database connection.

16

Not yet allocated.

32

Not yet allocated.

64

Not yet allocated.

128

Not yet allocated.

256

Not yet allocated.

Max Instances (maximum instances)

Specify the maximum concurrency set for process types with a generic process type of Application Engine, as defined on the Server Definition page in Process Scheduler Manager.

Recycle Count

Specify the number of services after which PSAESRV automatically restarts. If this is set to 0 (default), PSAESRV is never recycled.

Allowed Consec Service Failures (allowed consecutive failures)

Specify the number of consecutive service failures after which PSAESRV automatically restarts. If this is set to 2 (default), PSAESRV is never recycled.

ProcessRestartMemoryLimit

See ProcessRestartMemoryLimit.

ScheduledQuery-DirtyRead

This parameter only applies to DB2. Indicates if dirty reads are enabled. Setting this to 1 enables the application server to read uncommitted data from a table.

Max Instances

Specify the maximum number of PSDSTSRVs that can be started within Oracle Tuxedo. Default is 1.

Min Instances

Specify the minimum number of PSDSTSRVs that can be started within Oracle Tuxedo. Default is 1. Tuxedo will initially start count specified in the minimum instance setting.

Recycle Count

Specify the number of services after which PSDSTSRV automatically restarts. If this is set to 0 (default), PSDSTSRV is never recycled.

ProcessRestartMemoryLimit

See ProcessRestartMemoryLimit.

Allowed Consec Service Failures

Specify the number of consecutive service failures after which PSDSTSRV automatically restarts. If this is set to 0 (default), PSDSTSRV is never recycled.

Max Fetch Size

See, Max Fetch Size.

Max Instances

Specify the total number of OptEngines = number of single queues + number in the MSSQ (read by ubbgen.cpp to calculate MAXSERVERS and MAXSERVICES in psprcsrv.ubb). Only MSSQ allows spawning.

Service Timeout

Limit the period that PSANALYTICSRV might block PSPRCSRV.

Opt Max General Services

Specify the number of each service declared in the corresponding .ubx file.

Opt MSSQ Instances

Specify the number of OptEngines in the MSSQ.

Min Instances

Specify the minimum number of RTI server processes to run when the Process Scheduler domain is booted up. The default is 1.

Max Instances

Specify the maximum number of RTI server processes to run when the Process Scheduler domain is booted up. The default is 1.

SQRBIN

Enter the path to the SQR executables.

PSSQRFLAGS

Specify the SQR report arguments required for launching SQR.

Print Log

Indicate whether the SQR log files are also be printed when the output destination is Printer.

Enhanced HTML

Indicate whether reports are in enhanced HTML format when the output destination is HTM.

PSSQR

Stores multiple paths to SQR report file. You can also separate these paths by using the appropriate delimiter for UNIX and WINDOWS platform.

InputDir

Specify the path for the Data Mover input directory (for example, %PS_HOME%/data).

OutputDir

Specify the path for the Data Mover output directory (for example, %PS_HOME%/data).

LogDir

Specify the path for the Data Mover log directory (for example, %PS_SERVDIR%/log_output).

LastScriptsDir

Specify the path for Data Mover to search the DMS script if the script specified in the command line cannot be found in the current directory or the absolute path.

RCCBL Timeout

Specify the maximum allotted time, in seconds, to run Remote Call with PeopleSoft Application Engine.

RCCBL Redirect

If this parameter is set to 0, log files that are generated from Remote Call are not retained. If this parameter is set to 1, log files are redirected to the directory specified in the Log/Output Directory parameter.

RCCBL PRDBIN

Specify the location of the COBOL executable. In Windows, the default location of the COBOL executable is %PS_HOME%\cblbin%PS_COBOLTYPE%. In UNIX, the default location is$PS_HOME/cblbin.

COBOL Platform

Specify the CBLBIN path based upon the COBOL platform:

• For COBOL Platform=MF

  CBLBIN=%PS_HOME%\CBLBIN%PS_COBOLTYPE%

• COBOL Platform=IBM

  CBLBIN=%PS_HOME%\CBLBIN_IBM%PS_COBOLTYPE%

For further information on CBLBIN path see PeopleSoft 9.2 Application Installation.

DrillDownDir

Specify the location of PS/nVision DrillDown files, such as %PS_HOME%\NVSION\LAYOUT\DRILLDN.

ExcelDir

Leave blank.

InstanceDir

Enter the location where PS/nVision places report instances, such as %PS_SERV%\NVSION\INSTANCE.

LayoutDir

Specify the location of the PS/nVision layout, such as %PS_HOME%\NVISION\LAYOUT.

MacroDir

Enter the directory containing macros for PS/ nVision and Query Link, such as %PS_HOME%\EXCEL.

StyleDir

Enter the default location where PS/nVision keeps nPlosion Styles (these are usually inherited by the layout that the user is designing).

TemplateDir

Enter the location of the QUERY.XLT file, which defines the Microsoft Excel styles for formatting output. The default is the \MacroDir, such as %PS_HOME%\EXCEL.

EnableDrillDownForFile

Use PS/nVision on the web.

Indicate whether you want to enable drilldown on a report with the output type of file.

1 = Enable drilldown.

0 = Disable drilldown (default).

EnablePollDialogs

Use PS/nVision on the web.

Indicate whether you want the system to poll and automatically kill unattended dialogs generated from PS/nVision in batch mode (for example, dialog messages from Excel displaying on the webserver).

1 = Enable poll dialogs.

0 = Disable poll dialogs (default).

PollDialogSeconds

Enter the time, in seconds, used to cycle polling for the dialog.

TraceLevel

Use PS/nVision on the web.

Indicate whether you want the system to generate independent trace/log files, and at what level, for each nVision process. Trace files can be viewed from the Process Monitor Details - View Log/Trace page.

0 = Disable trace files (default).

1 = Generate basic high level information.

2 = Generate level 1 tracing plus high level code flow.

3 = Generate level 2 tracing plus SQL statements.

4 = Generate level 3 tracing plus most function calls and output values.

SaveTempFile

Indicate whether you want PS/nVision to save or delete the temporary reports created when running them to email, printer, or web output.

0 = Temporary reports will be deleted. (Default).

1 = Temporary reports will be saved.

UseExcelAutomation

Use this parameter to enable or disable Excel automation mode.

The default value is 0.

Do not change this value as this is currently the only mode under which nVision can run.

AsofDateForLabels

See Specifying the AsofDateForLabels Option

RetrieveActiveTreeLabels

RetrieveActiveTreeLabels is used to specify whether only active tree node label descriptions are retrieved for nVision reports and drilldowns. The default setting RetrieveActiveTreeLabels=0 enables PS/nVision to disregard the activeness of the tree node label descriptions. When RetrieveActiveTreeLabels=1, nVision strictly use the activeness of the tree node label descriptions.

SMTPServer

Specify the name of the corporate mail server gateway machine. Leave blank for an initial installation.

SMTPPort

Specify the port used by SMTP mail server gateways.

SMTPServer1

Specify the failover corporate mail server gateway machine. Leave blank for an initial installation.

SMTPPort1

Specify the port used by failover SMTP mail server gateways.

SMTPSender

Specify the sender’s internet address. This must be a valid internet address, such as [email protected]. Leave blank for an initial installation.

SMTPSourceMachine

Specify the sender’s source machine name and internet address in the form of MACHINE.XYZCORP.COM. Leave blank for an initial installation.

SMTPCharacterSet

Specify the character set used on the sender’s machine.

SMTPEncodingDLL

Specifies the name of a DLL used to translate the mail message to a non-Unicode character set. By default, all outgoing SMTP mail is sent in Unicode UTF-8.

SMTPTrace

See SMTPTrace

SMTPSendtime

Enter 1 to have messages contain a send time that is populated by the application server. Enter 0 to leave the send time blank and have it populated by the receiving gateway (depending on the gateway).

SMTPUseSSL

See SMTPUseSSL.

SMTPSSLPort

See SMTPSSLPort.

SMTPClientCertAlias

See SMTPClientCertAlias.

SMTPSSLProtocol

See SMTPSSLProtocol.

SMTPUseSSL1

See SMTPUseSSL1.

SMTPSSLPort1

See SMTPSSLPort1.

SMTPClientCertAlias1

See SMTPClientCertAlias1.

SMTPSSLProtocol1

See SMTPSSLProtocol1.

MaxCacheMemory

See, MaxCacheMemory.

EnableCacheRepair

See, EnableCacheRepair.

AdjustMaxCacheMem

See, AdjustMaxCacheMem.

ExcessivePruningThreshold

See, ExcessivePruningThreshold.

CacheMissThreshold

See, CacheMissThreshold.

MaxRepairCollection

See, MaxRepairCollection.

CacheBaseDir

Enter the location of the cache directory. Leave the default selected, unless you have a compelling reason to change it.

EnableServerCaching

Specify a bit flag instructing how file caching is set up. The default value is 2.

ServerCacheMode

Set to 0 for one cache directory per process or 1 for a shared cache. The default value is 0.

EnableDBCache

If enabled, the metadata (cache) is accessed from database, rather than the file-system.

0

Server file caching disabled.

1

Server file caching is limited to most used classes.

2

Server file caching for all types.

Min Message Size For Compression

Specify the minimum size of message data for synchronous handler to enable compression.

Deployment Type

Specify the deployment type.

If no option is provided, the application server automatically selects the preferred mechanism for the deployment platform. The deployment types are:

• 1 - Search module bound to an application server.

• 2 - Search module in same machine as the application server.

• 3 - Search module bound to remote search domain.

Search Indexes

Use this option to specify the location of all the files pertaining to the search index. Index name is same as the location.