This section describes the different properties that you can use in the STR to configure ECs.
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Database Properties
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max.cached.prepared.statements | Default value: If you want to change the number of preparedStatements that are cached between connections, you can use this property to specify a different number than the default.
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connectionpool.strict.pool.size | Default value: false If you enable this property, the database pool enables the Blocking Queue implementation where there is a strict restriction to the maximum number of connections.
This property is general for all supported databases. It is enabled per each EC separately. If enabled the connection pool for the particular EC have a strict maximum limit. The maximum limit can be set in the Database profile agents Properties tab. For more information on this tab, refer to the Database Profile. | |||||
connectionpool.wait.timeout.milliseconds | Default value:
This property is used to configure the amount of time a thread should remain in the blocked queue until it tries for a new connection. If a connection is made available before this time, the thread's waiting time is interrupted. |
Diameter Properties
Property | Description |
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mz.diameter.tls.accept_all | Default value: If the property is set to false (default), the Diameter Stack agent does not accept any non-trusted certificates. If it is set to true, the Diameter Stack agent accepts any certificate. In either case any unrecognized certificate will be logged in an entry in the System Log (in PEM format). |
mz.workflow.decoderqueue.max_threads | Default value: This property specifies the maximum number of threads used by the Diameter Stack agent for decoding messages. Setting a lower value than the default may enhance performance if the host machine has a low number of CPU cores and the active workflows are complex. On the other hand, the decoding may constitute a bottleneck when performing simple processing on a host machine with a high number of CPU cores. In this case, setting a higher value may provide better performance. |
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