Scalable Database Server, HiRDB Version 8 Installation and Design Guide
Table 20-2 shows the formulas for determining the values of environment variables related to the number of resources. If the obtained value is greater than the default value for the corresponding environment variable, set the obtained value in the environment variable. Otherwise, a problem may result; for example, HiRDB might be unable to start or a utility might be unable to execute.
These formulas provide the values required for a server machine.
Table 20-2 Values of environment variables related to the number of resources (HiRDB/Parallel Server)
| Type | Formula | Corresponding environment variable | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number of message queue identifiers | b i=1 |
PDUXPLMSGMNI | 50 |
| Number of message queue tables | MAX(h |
PDUXPLMSGTQL | 80 |
| Number of semaphore identifiers | b i = 1 + 6 b i = 1 + 6 |
PDUXPLSEMMAX | 64 |
| Shared memory usage count | 2 |
PDUXPLSHMMAX | 4096 |
| Condition | Value of f | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| pd_ha_acttype=monitor (or default) | 0 | ||
| pd_ha_acttype=server | pd_ha_agent=standbyunit | 1 | |
| pd_ha_agent omitted | pd_ha_server_process_standby=Y (or default) |
1 | |
| pd_ha_server_process_standby=N | 0 | ||
j: Number of host BESs
k: Number of guest BESs
Wi: 2 (if a value is specified in the pd_dfw_awt_process operand) or 0
Yi: Number of -c options specified in the pdbuffer operand
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