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• Join options, such as the star join and full outer join<br />

• Metric calculation options, such as when to check for NULLs and zeros<br />

• Pre-and-post SQL statements<br />

• Query optimizations, such as sub queries and driving tables<br />

• Table types, such as temporary tables or derived tables<br />

Default VLDB properties are set based on the database type specified in the<br />

database instance. Updates for the default settings may be made available<br />

periodically as database vendors add new functionality.<br />

For more information about VLBD properties, see the following appendix:<br />

Appendix B: VLDB Properties<br />

Database connection caching<br />

Connecting to and disconnecting from databases incurs a small amount of<br />

overhead that may cause a small yet noticeable decrease in performance in highconcurrency<br />

systems. With connection caching, <strong>MicroStrategy</strong> Intelligence<br />

Server is able to reuse database connections. This minimizes the overhead<br />

associated with repeated connecting to and disconnecting from databases.<br />

Connections may exist in one of two states:<br />

• busy: connections that are actively submitting a query to a database<br />

• cached: connections that are still connected to a database but not actively<br />

submitting a query to a database<br />

A cached connection will be used for a job if the following criteria are satisfied:<br />

• The connection string for the cached connection must match the connection<br />

string that would be used for the job.<br />

• The execution mode matches synchronous versus asynchronous.<br />

,PSRUWDQWÃ<strong>MicroStrategy</strong> Intelligence does not cache any connections that<br />

have pre-or- post SQL statements associated with them because these options may<br />

drastically alter the state of the connection.<br />

To learn about...<br />

...the editors, wizards, and monitors used to configure and manage database<br />

connectivity, see the following Interfaces topics:<br />

14 Chapter 2 Database Connectivity

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