The following example shows the standard HP JDBC Default Server configuration
file. This is a text file that resides on the server host in the
same directory as the HP JDBC Server executable files and can be used
to alter some of the server's behavior. On HP-UX the name
of the default server configuration file is servcfg, and it is located in /opt/allbase/jdbc/bin. On MPE/iX the name of the default server configuration
file is SERVCFG and it is located in JDBC.SYS.
LOGFILE /opt/allbase/jdbc/logs/servlogTIMEOUT 7200#LOGGING ERROR#LOGGING CONNECTION#LOGGING INFO#LOGGING WARNING#LOGGING FATAL#LOGGING IN#LOGGING OUT#LOGGING INHEX#LOGGING OUTHEX#LOGGING DEBUG#LOGGING TIMESTAMPLOGGING NONE# If LOGGING NONE is not commented out, it must be the# last line for it to have the desired effect. |
The first configuration option LOGFILE refers to the path and filename for the HP JDBC
Server log file. On HP-UX this is normally set to /opt/allbase/jdbc/logs/servlog. On MPE/iX this is normally set to SERVLOG.JDBC.SYS.
The second configuration option TIMEOUT specifies the number of seconds that the HP JDBC
Server can remain idle before terminating. This idle time is the
time between the returning of a result to the client and the submission
of the next client request. It does not include database processing
time. If this value is not provided, or is set to 0, the timeout
will be set to an infinite value.
The next set of lines are the LOGGING levels used to determine the type of information
to be logged to the server log file. The meanings of the various
logging levels is discussed in the Troubleshooting section, under
Server Logging. The logging levels can be turned on and off by either
commenting the line out, or uncommenting the line. If the last line
is LOGGING NONE, and the line is not commented out, all logging
is turned off.
The server configuration file is read in anew each time a
new server process is started. Thus once the file is edited and
saved, the changes will take place beginning with the next server
process. Existing server processes cannot be made to reread the
configuration file.
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 | NOTE: This is the default server configuration file, meaning
that all server processes use the same configuration file. Thus,
if logging is turned on in this file, it will be in effect for all
subsequent server processes. |
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