Configuration Parameters
When you install CDP for DB2, a properties file named CDP_DB2.properties is loaded at installed location . The properties contains the parameters that helps you configure the CDP client.
Important Notes
The values in the properties file are case-sensitive. yes is not YES, or Yes. tcp is not TCP or Tcp. Follow the example of the default properties file.
You can comment-out values using #. You may want to use comments to save settings when troubleshooting.
When editing parameters that use time values, you can use the following abbreviations:
a. ms - Milliseconds. For example, 4500ms for 4.5 seconds.
b. s - Seconds. For example, 30s for 30 seconds.
c. m- Minutes. For example, 5m for 5 minutes.
d. h - Hours. For example, 10h for 10 hours.
e. d - Days. For example, 2d for 2 days.
Note
If you do not include an abbreviation, the default time unit is used.
- On Windows machines, the path given for logs may not be accessible if it has a
\. To access the path use\\. For example, if the logs are located atC:\cdp_DB2\test.log, then to access the logs use the location asC:\\cdp_DB2\\test.login the CDP_DB2.properties file.
Note
For any changes in the properties file to be effective, the database must be restarted.
The CDP configuration parameters are classified into.
