Kbase P22045: How do the working directory and -T interact for the AppServ
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
26/03/2003 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How do the working directory and -T interact for the AppServer.
FIX:
The way the broker and server interact is that the broker process spawns the server process. This server process is basically a Progress client, so will have the corresponding client properties, e.g. temp database files will be created for it.
Under Progress Explorer, for e.g. asbroker1 > Properties > Broker > General, the working directory specified under Working Directory defines the working directory for the log files for the broker and server logfiles.
Under Progress Explorer, for e.g. asbroker1 > Properties > Server > General, server startup parameters can be defined, e.g. -T. If -T is used, this specifies the working directory for the server (i.e. Progress client) instance and thus temp database files will be written to it.
If no -T is specified, then the temp files for each server (Progress client) instance will be created in the working directory defined under Properties > Broker > General.
Ensure that there is enough space in the directories you define for the temp files to be created and for them to grow.