analytics/informix/etc/ifxdeploy.conf

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#  Licensed Materials - Property of IBM and/or HCL
#
#  IBM Informix Dynamic Server
#  Copyright IBM Corporation 2009, 2013
#  (c) Copyright HCL Technologies Ltd. 2017.  All Rights Reserved.
#
#  Title:	ifxdeploy.conf
#  Description: Configuration file for the IDS Deployment Utility
#
#  Uncomment any values that you want to change from the default values.
#  
#  Note that any parameters set on the command line will override these values.

# Primary server values
#     - These values define the primary server name, protocol, and port.
#     - Use the BEGIN ALIAS section to define additional sever names and 
#       protocols (such as DRDA).

# INFORMIXSERVER - Set the primary server name, or set it as an environment
#                variable or command line parameter.
#INFORMIXSERVER 

# PROTOCOL1 - Set the primary protocol (the sqlhosts NETTYPE field) for the 
#             primary server.
#           - Values: onsoctcp, onipcnmp
#PROTOCOL1 onsoctcp

# SQLIPORT - Set the SQLI listening port for the primary server (not needed for 
#            onipcnmp).
#          - Range: 1-65535
#SQLIPORT 9088

# DRDAPORT - Set the primary DRDA listening port for IBM Data Server Driver
#            communication.
#          - Range: 1-65535
#DRDAPORT 9089

# SERVERNUM - Set the primary server number (the value for the SERVERNUM 
#             configuration parameter).
#           - Range: 0-255
#SERVERNUM 

# INFORMIXSQLHOSTS - Set a value for the INFORMIXSQLHOSTS environment 
#                    variable. On UNIX this value specifies the sqlhosts file
#                    (default is $INFORMIXDIR/etc/sqlhosts). On Windows, this
#                    value is generally not used but can be used to point to a
#                    remote machine (for example, \\machinename) whose registry 
#                    contains SQLHOSTS information.
#INFORMIXSQLHOSTS

# Define additional server names and listeners with the BEGIN/END ALIAS 
# statements.
# Each ALIAS results in a new SQLHOSTS entry and a new value for the 
# DBSERVERALIASES configuration parameter in the onconfig file.
# For example:
#BEGIN ALIAS 
#SERVERNAME alias1
#PROTOCOL drsoctcp
#PORT 9091
#OPTIONS # optional SQLHOSTS parameters (for example, b=32767 to set buffers)
#END ALIAS

# INFORMIXDIR - Set the location of the installation directory.
#             - Alternatively, set the INFORMIXDIR environment variable.
#INFORMIXDIR

# ONCONFIG - Set the onconfig file.
#          - If not specified and the ONCONFIG environment variable is not set,
#            a new onconfig file is created based on the onconfig.std file.
#ONCONFIG

# START - Start IDS after deployment if non-zero.
#       - The number represents the number of seconds to wait for IDS to start
#         before returning to the command prompt.
#       - By default this feature is off (0).
#START 600

# SNAPSHOT - Set the location of the compressed archive. This parameter is the 
#            equivalent to the -file command line option. The archive must be a
#            .tgz file on UNIX or Linux and a .zip file on Windows. Only set 
#            this value if you are supplying a compressed snapshot of an IDS 
#            instance.      
#SNAPSHOT

# RELOCATE  - Set to the new location of dbspace chunks.
#          Use one of these methods or a combination of methods 2 and 3:
#          - Method 1: new_path (relocates all chunks to the specified path)
#          - Method 2: old_path=new_path (relocates only chunks  
#                                created in the old path to the new path)
#          - Method 3: old_path,old_offset=new_path,new_offset;
#                                (relocates chunks and moves offsets)
#          You can specify multiple paths with methods 2 and 3 by 
#          separating old and new path sets with a semicolon (;).
#
#RELOCATE

# Authentication values
# INFORMIXPASSWORD - Set the password for the informix user.
#                  -  If not set, can be supplied on command line or 
#                     interactively.

#INFORMIXPASSWORD 

# SYSTEM - Windows only - Set the IDS service to log on as the Windows 
#          Local System user.
#        - Values: 
#             0 - IDS service logs on as the informix user.
#             1 - IDS service logs on as the Local System user and adds the   
#                 current user to the Informix-Admin group.
#SYSTEM 0

# Logging parameters
# LOGFILE - Set the file for Deployment  Utility errors and messages.
#LOGFILE

# LOGLEVEL - Set the amount of information to write to the log.
#
# 1  - FATAL - only print fatal errors.
# 3  - WARNING - print warnings and fatal errors.
# 5  - INFO - print informational messages, warnings, and fatal errors.
# 10 - DEBUG - print debugging information and all other messages.
#
#LOGLEVEL 5

# SILENT - Set to 1 to prevent console output sot that errors and 
#                    messages only appear in the log file. 
#        - Range: 0,1
#SILENT 1

# FORCE - Set to 1 to overwrite existing settings
#       - Range: 0,1
#FORCE 0

# INSTALLDRIVE - Windows only - Set to the drive where data spaces will be 
#                created
#              - Range: C-Z
#INSTALLDRIVE C

# ROOTPATH   - Set to the path for the root dbspace
#            - Default is \ifmxdata\$INFORMIXSERVER\rootdbs_dat.000
#ROOTPATH 

# WIN6432 - Windows only - Set this to 1 if installing a 32-bit version of IDS 
#           on a 64-bit Windows operating system.         
#           - Range: 0,1
#WIN6432 0

# Onconfig customization
# Use the BEGIN ONCONFIG and END ONCONFIG statements to add or override 
# configuration parameters values in the onconfig file.
# Use instead of providing an onconfig file.
# Example:
#BEGIN ONCONFIG
#LOCKS 10000
#END ONCONFIG

# Onconfig autorecommendations
# Use the BEGIN AUTORECOMMEND / END AUTORECOMMEND statements to specify the 
# parameters which will be used to generate recommended values in the onconfig
# file.
#
# Currently, the following source parameters are valid:
#   MAXCPU = Max physical processors/cores that Informix should use
#            (Default = 1)
#   MAXDISK = Max amount of disk space available to Informix (in MB)
#            (Default = 2048)
#   MAXMEM = Max amount of memory available to Informix (in MB)
#            (Default = 512)
#   MAXUSERS = Max number of OLTP users expected (Default = 32)
#   MAXDSUSERS = Max number of DSS users expected (Default = 4)
#   RTO_SERVER_RESTART = Real Time Objective for server restart (Default = 60)
#
# Example:
#BEGIN AUTORECOMMEND
#MAXCPUS 1
#MAXDISK 2048
#MAXMEM 512
#MAXUSERS 32
#MAXDSUSERS 4
#RTO_SERVER_RESTART 60
#END AUTORECOMMEND

#CLONE         - Deploy a clone of a source server. The information for source
#                server is specified within BEGIN CLONE / END CLONE statements
#              - Range: 0 (no clone deployment), 1 (clone deployment)
#              - Default: 0
#CLONE 0

#Define values for cloning a server within BEGIN CLONE / END CLONE statements
#BEGIN CLONE

# Source server information
# SOURCESERVER - Set to the name of source server
#SOURCESERVER
#SOURCEIPADDR  - Set to the IP address of source server
#SOURCEIPADDR
#SOURCEPORT    - Set to the port number of the source server's listener thread
#SOURCEPORT

# Clone server infomation
#CLONEIPADDR   - Set to the IP address of clone server
#CLONEIPADDR
#DISPOSITION   - Set the final disposition of clone server
#              - Values: RSS
#              - Default: Standard
#DISPOSITION
#TARGETSIZE    - Set the size of clone server
#              - Values: tiny, small, medium or large
#              - Default: Same as source server
#TARGETSIZE
#USELOCAL      - Use local configuration after merging with source configuration
#              - Range: 0 (use source configuration), 1(use local configuration)
#              - Default: 0
#USELOCAL
#TRUSTED       - User is trusted and that it is not necessary to obtain a
#                userid and password to access the server.
#              - Range: 0 (user is not trusted), 1 (user is trusted)
#              - Default: 0
#TRUSTED
#USERNAME      - Set to the name of user for connecting to source server
#              - Required if user is not trusted
#USERNAME
#PASSWORD      - Set to the password for above user name
#              - Required if user is not trusted
#PASSWORD

#END CLONE