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Caché Installation Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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A.6.2 Update OpenVMS System Parameters<br />

The system parameter values computed by the OpenVMS Parameter Calculator are the<br />

amounts you need to add to your current OpenVMS system in order to make it ready to run<br />

<strong>Caché</strong>. <strong>Caché</strong> will consume this much memory, so evaluate your system to make sure that<br />

there is the proper amount of memory available.<br />

Use this table to help you combine the required amounts returned by the calculator with your<br />

current system values. Update these parameters by using the SET command of the OpenVMS<br />

SYSGEN utility.<br />

OpenVMS System Parameter Values<br />

Analyze the Calculation Results<br />

Parameter<br />

Current value<br />

Required <strong>Caché</strong><br />

amount<br />

Resulting value<br />

BALSETCNT<br />

MAXPROCESSCNT<br />

GBLPAGES<br />

GBLPAGFIL<br />

GBLSECTIONS<br />

LOCKIDTBL<br />

RESHASHTBL<br />

SYSMWCNT<br />

A.6.3 Update Special OpenVMS Parameters<br />

The parameter calculator provides a few special parameters used to configure <strong>Caché</strong> on your<br />

OpenVMS system:<br />

• The Resident Memory value is necessary if you want to create a named Resident Memory<br />

Section for <strong>Caché</strong>.<br />

• The values for the special parameters PRIORITY_OFFSET and PE1 are fixed values<br />

recommended by <strong>InterSystems</strong>; set these parameters to the recommended values.<br />

Verify the values returned by the calculator match those of your OpenVMS system.<br />

<strong>Caché</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 63

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