Overview#
_ndsdb.ini or Database Configuration File contains tunable parameters such as
FLAIM Cache size can be statically assigned as a hard limit or dynamically configured by
EDirectory.
If the FLAIM Cache size is statically assigned, the _ndsdb.ini file will be created in the dib directory.
THE LAST LINE OF THE _NDSDB.INI FILE MUST BE FOLLOWED BY A CARRIAGE RETURN!!!
The
FLAIM FLAIM Cache settings and other
FLAIM configurations can be performed by modifying the _ndsdb.ini file that resides in the
DIB directory.
Restart eDirectory when _ndsdb.ini file is changed.
You can set the dynamically adjusting limit or the hard cache limit. The cache options are listed below. Multiple options can be specified, in any order, separated by commas. All are optional.
- Dynamic Cache Mode or Static Cache Mode - Dynamically adjusting a limit or hard limit.
- % : percentage - Percentage of available or physical memory to use.
- AVAIL or TOTAL - The percentage specifies available memory or total physical memory. It is applicable only for the hard limit and ignored for the Dynamic Cache Mode as limits are always calculated based on the available physical memory. By default, it is AVAIL.
- MIN: bytes - Minimum number of bytes.
- MAX: bytes - Maximum number of bytes.
- LEAVE: bytes - Minimum number of bytes to leave.
For example:
cache=HARD,%:75, MIN:200000000
cache=500000000
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