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Implementing Siebel Business Applications on DB2 for z/OS > Configuring the Siebel Database Layout > About Siebel Objects >
Symbolic Variables in Storage Control Files
The storage control file contains definitions of objects (such as databases, table spaces, and tables) that define the physical storage layout of your database. Many of the options used in the object definitions are the equivalent of options in DB2 SQL statements. While most options within the objects are defined by actual values (for example, SegSize is set to 32), some options include symbolic variables that are substituted with the actual values that comply with your organization's standards. Review Table 5 for a list of the symbolic variables in the storage control file templates and the values substituted for them.
Table 5. Symbolic Variables
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Actual Value Substituted for Symbolic Variable |
$DbnamePrefix |
Database Name Prefix |
$StogroupTables |
Table Storage Group for Tables |
$StogroupIndexes |
Index Storage Group for Indexes |
$IndexBufferPool |
Index Buffer Pool Name |
$4KBufferPool |
4-KB Buffer Pool Name |
$8KBufferPool |
8-KB Buffer Pool Name |
$16KBufferPool |
16-KB Buffer Pool Name |
$32KBufferPool |
32-KB Buffer Pool Name |
$DbType |
Encoding Scheme (acceptable values are either ASCII or EBCDIC) |
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