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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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The space for the queue files will be pre-allocated if this parameter is on.
Otherwise, it will be allocated as the queue fills, and will be deallocated as
the queue empties. Setting this parameter to ON guarantees that Queue
Manager will not run out of space on the disk while it is running and is
recommended for production configurations. Setting this parameter to
OFF allows much more effective use of disk space, and is recommended
for test configurations.
QREADAHEAD <number>
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter
4.090 3 2 100 No
Is the number of blocks the Queue Manager will read ahead when reading
data to send to the Consumer. Each block requires approximately 56K
bytes of memory. Since the Queue Manager typically can read data from
disk faster than the Consumer can apply it, the default value of 3 should
usually be sufficient. Note: each read from disk may translate into many
insert, updates, and deletes at the Consumer.
QSUBVOLUME <subvolume-part>
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter
4.090 None The subvolume the queue No
files will be placed in.
This is subvolume the Queue Manager will place the queue files in. It is a
required parameter. Note that this is only the subvolume portion of the file
name – the volume and name portions are constructed by the Queue
Manager using the QVOLUMES and QFILEPREFIX parameters.
See QFILEPREFIX for an example of how the full file name is created.
QVOLUMES {volume}
{(volume [,volume...])}
Initial Changed
Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter
4.090 None A disk volume or list of No
disk volumes for storing
the queue data.
This parameter is the volume or list of volumes to store the queue data on.
This is a required parameter. Up to 16 disks can be specified.
Note: if possible, the disks should be dedicated to the disk queue to avoid
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