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Object EVAR Commands
SQL/MX Connectivity Service Administrative Command Reference526350-005
6-4
Considerations—ADD EVAR
PREFIX string
is the portion of the object definition that appears before the name. It is an SQL
string literal and so requires single quotes. The default value is determined by the
type. See EVAR Types on page 6-1. For consistency, this value is displayed in
uppercase letters, even though it is a quoted literal.
VALUE string
is the portion of the object definition that appears after the name. It is an SQL
string literal, and so requires single quotes. There is no default. See the SQL/MX
Reference Manual for name and value syntax details.
LIMIT number
is the threshold value for the monitored attribute for this resource management
policy. There is no default. This value must be positive and not exceed the
maximum value of the LARGEINT SQL data type of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807.
Note that the number entered should have no commas and should appear as
9223372036854775807. Commas are inserted only for clarity.
ACTION key-val
is the desired action when the limit is exceeded for this resource management
policy. The valid values are LOG, LOG_WITH_INFO, and STOP (with LOG also).
The LOG option is the default.
Considerations—ADD EVAR
ADD EVAR is a sensitive command.
The asterisk (*) wild card is not supported for evar-name.
ADD EVAR fails if you use the same name in an existing EVAR of the same type.
The new EVAR is added after existing ones of this type. If order is important, see
EVAR Order on page 6-2.
All SERVICEs can detect the added EVAR on the DS as soon as it is created, but
connected servers do not detect it until the current connection is closed.
You need not stop the DS to execute ADD EVAR.
Names for some EVARs must be multiword to be unique, so blank spaces are
permitted in this name with double quotes. The resulting definition consists of the
prefix, name, and value fields, concatenated together in that order.
Example—ADD EVAR
This example adds an EVAR of type define with the name GROUP to the DS
TDM_Default_DataSource. You can use the equal (=) sign in the name, but it is not
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