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Reference : Database Startup Parameters : Database server network parameters
 

Database server network parameters

Use the parameters listed in the table below to supply the broker with necessary network information.
Table 70. Server network parameters
Parameter
Syntax
Purpose
AdminServer Port
-adminport { service-name |port }
Connects a server group and an AdminServer
SQL Server Java™ Classpath
-classpath pathname
Identifies the Java™ classpath to use when starting an SQL server
Enforce Mm
-EnforceMm
Specifies pre-11.6 behavior where -Mm values must agree for client and server
Host Name
-H host-name
Specifies a remote host
Maximum Clients Per Server
-Ma n
Specifies the maximum number of remote users per database server
Maximum Dynamic Server
-maxport n
Specifies the highest accessible port number in a specified range
Minimum Clients Per Server
-Mi n
Specifies the number of remote users on a server before a broker starts another server
Minimum Dynamic Server
-minport n
Specifies the lowest accessible port number in a specified range
Message Buffer Size
-Mm n n
Specifies the message buffer size for network client/server protocols
Maximum Servers
-Mn n
Specifies the maximum number of remote client servers that a broker can start
Servers Per Protocol
-Mp n
Specifies the maximum number of servers to serve remote users for a protocol
Maximum Servers Per Broker
-Mpb n
Specifies the maximum number of servers that multiple brokers can start to serve remote users for a protocol
Network Type
-N network-type
Identifies the network communications protocol
Pending Connection Time
-PendConnTime n
Specifies the amount of time a client has to connect to a server before the broker clears the client's reservation
Configuration Properties File
-properties filename
Identifies the properties file an AdminServer uses when starting a database server or server group
Service Name
-S {service-name | port-number}
Specifies the service or port number to be used by a broker process
Server Group
-servergroup name
Identifies a logical collection of server processes to start
Century Year Offset
-yy n
Determines the start of the 100-year period in which a date with a two-digit year is valid