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Configuring Caché Configure network connections with other systems from the Connectivity menu. Connectivity Tasks Menu Item ECP Settings Shadow Server Settings Object/SQL Gateway Definitions Documentation Source “Configuring Distributed Systems” chapter of the Caché Distributed Data Management Guide Configuring Shadowing section of the “Shadowing” chapter of the Caché Data Integrity Guide “Using the Caché SQL Gateway” chapter of Using Caché SQL. For detailed information on creating logical connection definitions for JDBC, ODBC and .NET, see: • Using the Caché SQL Gateway with JDBC in Using Caché with JDBC • Using the Caché SQL Gateway with ODBC in Using Caché with ODBC • Using the Object Gateway for .NET CSP Gateway Management Network Settings “CSP Configuration” chapter of Using Caché Server Pages Multiple Network Device Configuration section of the “Caché Cluster Management” chapter of the Caché High Availability Guide Configure additional settings from the Additional Settings menu. For a summary of additional configuration settings, see the Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference. Additional Tasks Menu Item Compatibility Settings Device Settings Advanced Memory Settings Monitor Settings Documentation Source Miscellaneous Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference Device Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference Advanced Memory Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference “Monitoring Caché Using BMC PATROL” , “Monitoring Caché Using SNMP” , and “Monitoring Caché Using WMI” appendixes of the Caché Monitoring Guide 12 Caché System Administration Guide
Configuring Data Menu Item NLS Settings Source Control Settings SQL Settings Startup Settings Task Manager Email Settings Zen Report Settings Documentation Source Configuring NLS Settings section of this chapter “Using Studio Source Control Hooks” appendix of Using Caché Studio Configuration Settings section of the Caché SQL Reference Startup Settings of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference Configuring Task Manager Email Settings section of this chapter Configuring Zen Report Settings section of this chapter Most configuration changes can be done dynamically and do not require you to restart Caché. When the update does require a restart, the portal notifies you. This chapter covers the following topics: • Configuring Data • Configuring System Information • Configuring Task Manager Email Settings 2.1 Configuring Data Caché stores data — persistent multidimensional arrays (globals) as well as executable code (routines) — in one or more physical structures called databases. A database consists of one or more physical files stored in the local operating system. A Caché system may (and usually does) have multiple databases. Each Caché system maintains a database cache — a local, shared memory buffer used to cache data retrieved from the physical databases. This cache greatly reduces the amount of costly I/O operations required to access data and provides much of the performance benefits of Caché. Caché applications access data by means of a namespace. A namespace provides a logical view of data (globals and routines) stored in one or more physical databases. A Caché system may (and usually does) have multiple namespaces. Caché maps the data visible in a logical namespace to one or more physical databases. This mapping provides applications with a powerful mechanism for changing an application’s physical deployment without changing application logic. Caché System Administration Guide 13
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