3.3.3 Notes

  1. A comment specified in a control statement must be enclosed between /* and */.
  2. When specifying the define system and the create rdarea statements at the same time, specify the define system statement first.
  3. The following table shows the specification order and the permitted numbers of create rdarea statements:
    Specification orderRDAREA typeNumber of statements
    1Statement for master directory RDAREA1
    2Statement for data directory RDAREA1
    3Statements for data dictionary RDAREAs1 to number of data dictionary tables#
    4Statements for data dictionary LOB RDAREAs0 or 2
    5Statements for user RDAREAs, user LOB RDAREAs, and list RDAREAsAny number
Note 1
Check that the number of RDAREAs does not exceed the maximum permissible number of RDAREAs, as specified in the system common definition (value of pd_max_rdarea_no). Also check that the number of HiRDB files that constitute the RDAREAs do not exceeds the maximum permissible number of HiRDB files that can constitute RDAREAs (value of pd_max_file_no).
Note 2
A created shared RDAREA is counted as if it has been created at every back-end server. Therefore, if the number of RDAREAs or the number of HiRDB files constituting the RDAREAs exceeds the permitted maximum value at any back-end server, the shared RDAREA cannot be created.
Note 3
If you are using the 0904 compatibility mode and wish to create a temporary table RDAREA, first check that the number of temporary table RDAREAs will not exceed the maximum permissible number of temporary table RDAREAs specified in the system common definition (value of pd_max_tmp_table_rdarea_no). If the maximum number of temporary table RDAREAs is exceeded, first terminate HiRDB, and then change the system common definition.
#: When there are data dictionary RDAREAs for which of routines is specified, the maximum number of data dictionary RDAREAs that can be specified is (number of data dictionary tables - 2).