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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions
Queue Manager Command Descriptions
HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002
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having the writes impact your application. If the disks cannot be dedicated,
consider setting the QBUFFEREDIO parameter to off.
QWRITEQUEDEPTH <number>
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter
4.090 3 2 100 No
This is the number of56Kbyte write buffers the process will maintain for
writing to the disk. The Queue Manager will not reply to the message from
the Collector until the message has been buffered for writing to disk. At
the maximum message size, each buffer will hold just under 2 messages.
Since the Queue Manager will typically receive data slower than it can
write to disk, the default of 3 buffers should usually be sufficient.
RESTARTFILE [ \system.$volume.subvolume ] restart_fname
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter
4.090 None Valid file name No
This parameter identifies the name of the file, which provides the restart
position within the queue for sending data to the Consumer and the
position the Collector should use to start audit trail reading. When starting
up, the Queue Manager will read the restart file to determine where it will
start reading in the audit trail stream. For a coldstart, where the
Collector’s starting parameters are used, this file must not exist (user must
purge manually). This file name must be unique for each Queue Manager
and Collector. This is a required parameter.
TRACE level_number
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter
4.090 0 disable 0 3 No
Disables or sets the trace level for the QMGR event tracing.
Level_number specifies the level of detail supplied in the trace. 0 through
3 are valid level_numbers. The default is 0, which disables tracing. A
setting of 1 dumps most function names as they are called, 2 dumps
additional function names, and detail for certain functions.
Note: Tracing generates a significant additional overhead, and will
adversely affect performance. Tracing should never be enabled
except under direction from HP Shadowbase Support.
TRACEFILE filename
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