Table 3-1 summarizes the new configuration parameters:
Parameter |
Function |
---|---|
check password for digit |
Sets the server to check for at least one character or digit in a password. |
dtm detach timeout period |
Sets the maximum amount of time that detached transactions remain active in Adaptive Server. |
dtm lock timeout period |
Sets the maximum amount of time, in seconds, that a distributed transaction branch will wait for lock resources to become available. |
enable dtm |
Enables or disables the Distributed Transaction Management feature. |
enable HA |
Enables Adaptive Server to be configured for Sybase’s Failover in a high availability system. |
enable java |
Enables or disables Java on the server. |
enable xact coordination |
Enables or disables Adaptive Server distributed transaction coordination services. |
maximum failed logins |
Sets the server-wide maximum number of login attempts for logins and roles. |
minimum password length |
Specifies a server-wide value for minimum password length for both logins and roles. |
number of dtx participants |
Sets the total number of remote transactions that the Adaptive Server transaction coordination service can propagate and coordinate at one time. |
size of global fixed heap |
Specifies the memory space for internal data structures. |
size of process object fixed heap |
Specifies the memory space for the Java VM for Java objects referenced during a session. |
size of shared class heap |
Specifies the shared memory space for all Java classes called into the Java VM. |
strict dtm enforcement |
Determines whether or not Adaptive Server transaction coordination services will strictly enforce the ACID properties of distributed transactions. |
text prefetch size |
Limits the number of pages of text and image data that can be prefetched into an existing buffer pool. |
txn to pss ratio |
Determines the total number of transaction descriptors available to the server. |
xact coordination level |
Defines the length of time between attempts to resolve transaction branches that were propagated to remote servers. |