DSNZPARM Parameter Settings for Siebel CRM
To run your Siebel CRM applications, you must set the values of some of the DSNZPARM parameters to required settings; other DSNZPARM parameter values are recommended to improve the performance of your Siebel CRM applications. This topic describes both the recommended and the required DSNZPARM parameter settings.
You can configure some DSNZPARM parameters online, but to configure other parameters, you must shut down DB2. For information on the parameters that can be updated online, refer to the vendor documentation on the IBM Web site.
The following table lists the required and recommended DSNZPARM parameter settings.
Parameter | Explanation | Setting | Required or Recommended |
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DSN6SPRM |
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Turns on dynamic statement caching. |
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Required |
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Turns off parallelism for dynamic statements. |
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Required |
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Compresses storage on a regular basis. Set
this value to |
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Recommended |
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Allows predicate evaluation on uncommitted data. |
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Recommended |
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The total number of prepared, dynamic SQL statements that can be saved past a commit point by applications that run with the KEEPDYNAMIC(YES) bind option. |
0 |
Recommended |
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Allows small tables to use indexes. |
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Recommended |
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Number of locks for each user. It is recommended that the DBA monitors and sets this value. If you experience
persistent locking problems, consider setting the parameter to During Incremental Repository Merge, Oracle recommends setting the parameter to 0 (unlimited number of locks). For more information about Incremental Repository Merge, see Siebel Database Upgrade Guide. |
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Recommended |
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Allows update of partitioning keys. |
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Required if using partitioning |
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Allows index-only access of varying-length
characters. Set this value to |
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Required |
DSN6SYSP |
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Avoids frequent checkpoints in a high-update environment. It is recommended that DBAs monitor and set this value for between 10 and 20 minutes. |
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Recommended |
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Maximum number of concurrent remote connections. It is recommended that the DBA monitors and set this value. |
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Recommended |
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Allows DB2 Connect to receive more complete error messages. Allows you to change passwords from DB2 Connect. |
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Required |
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Specifies the maximum amount of storage, in KB, assigned to each user for storing large object (LOB) values in the subsystem. If the value specified for this parameter is too low, the job that imports seed data during the Siebel database installation process can fail. |
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Recommended |
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Specifies the maximum amount of memory, in MB, assigned to each subsystem for storing LOB values. |
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Recommended |
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Maximum number of database threads (DBAT). It is recommended that the DBA monitors and set this value. |
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Recommended |
DSN6FAC |
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Allows a greater number of remote threads without affecting storage. Enables DDF thread pooling. |
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Recommended |
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Number of seconds before an idle thread is canceled. Prevents long-running threads from holding resources. The DBA should monitor and set this value. |
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Recommended |
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Number of seconds an inactive thread remains in the DDF pool. The DBA should monitor and set this value. |
120 |
Recommended |