System, Taskrowsetsize, Teamsize – HP Neoview Release 2.4 Software User Manual

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For a load operation when a pipe is read, Transporter discards any records read until the
startseq

record is seen. Transporter stops reading records once the endseq record has been

seen.

For an extract operation, Transporter writes the startseq record into the pipe before the first
data record. After all records have been written, the endseq record is written. The endseq
record is written even if errors are encountered.

system

system = "unqualified_Neo_systemname"

This option is required. There is no default value.

This option specifies the unqualified name of the primary segment on a Neoview system.

Example: to specify a Neoview system with the name neo0101.domain.com:

system = "neo0101"

taskrowsetsize

taskrowsetsize = number_of_records

The value must be an integer in the range from 1 to 100000.

This option specifies the number of records in each batch of rows Transporter exchanges with
the Neoview database.

If this option is not specified, Transporter chooses an optimized value based on the Neoview
SQL table or query.

teamsize

teamsize = 1 | 2 | 4

The default is 1.

This option specifies the number of Neoview server processes you want to have work in tandem
on a single connection (determined by the setting of

“parallelstreams” (page 57)

).

The total number of data connections established by Transporter is determined by multiplying
teamsize

by

“parallelstreams” (page 57)

.

This option does not apply to extract jobs.

tenacity

tenacity = number_of_seconds

The default is 15 seconds.

This option specifies how long, in seconds, Transporter should wait between attempts to establish
a database connection, open a JMS source, or open a named pipe before retrying.

number_of_seconds

can be zero or a positive integer.

The

“retries” (page 58)

option specifies how many retry attempts should be made for a given

resource.

timeout

timeout = number_of_seconds

The default value is 60 seconds.

After a named pipe or JMS source has been successfully opened, this option specifies how long
Transporter waits, in seconds, for a read or write operation to complete before timing out and
returning an error.

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