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Setting the LATCH Environment Variable
The LATCH environment variable controls the number of unnamed synchronization objects allocated per Siebel Server.
To set the LATCH environment variable
- Add the environment variable
SIEBEL_OSD_MAXLIMITS
to the profile of the administrator running the Web server and set it to1
, using one of the following methods:For C shells:
setenv
SIEBEL_OSD_MAXLIMITS
1For Korn shells or Bourne shells:
SIEBEL_OSD_MAXLIMITS=1;export SIEBEL_OSD_MAXLIMITS
- Optional. If more than 500 concurrent users will be using a single Siebel Server, set the Latch environment variables to manage these higher user loads.
NOTE: Before changing this variable, stop the server using
stop_server
, and delete the$
SIEBEL_ROOT
/sys
osdf
file if it still exists.The environment variables and values to be calculated are as follows:
SIEBEL_OSD_NLATCH = 7 * MaxTasks + 1000
SIEBEL_OSD_LATCH = 1.2 * MaxTasks
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Siebel Server Installation Guide for UNIX Published: 24 June 2003 |