Supply Chain Intelligence: Database Setup Guidelines 2013

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Database Setup
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Table of Contents
Oracle Database Setup Guidelines ........................................................................................................... 4
Oracle Installation .................................................................................................................................. 4
Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings ................................................................................. 4
Pre-requisites for Oracle DB Creation ................................................................................................... 5
Configuring parameters for Oracle ........................................................................................................ 5
Creating table spaces ............................................................................................................................ 7
Content data store setup ....................................................................................................................... 7
Creating users and schema ................................................................................................................... 8
Remote Support: Database Server ........................................................................................................ 8
Backup Requirements: Database Server .............................................................................................. 8
DB2 Database Setup Guidelines ............................................................................................................... 9
DB2 Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings ................................................................................. 9
Table space creation............................................................................................................................ 10
Configuring basic parameters for DB2................................................................................................. 11
User creation ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Recommended parameters for DB2 optimal performance .................................................................. 12
Remote Support: Database Server ...................................................................................................... 18
Backup Requirements: Database Server ............................................................................................ 18
Appendix for DB2 Environments: Verifying recommended parameters are implemented properly........ 19

Oracle Database Setup Guidelines

This section provides information on installing and configuring Oracle on DB Server for SCI 2013
deployment. The server hardware recommendation is described in the Manhattan Associates’ SCI 2013
Technical Component guide.
Note: Manhattan Associates works with the customer to evaluate the sizing needs of the Database
Server if the customer wants to run additional applications on the same server.
Oracle Installation
Install the required Oracle version as per the vendor’s installation manual (Oracle AIX/Linux/HP-UX install
document.) Detailed explanation on the installation and setup of database servers is beyond the scope of
this installation guide.
Note: System Administrator root level privilege is essential for the Oracle server software installation.
Note: The server hosting the Application Server should have the required database client software
installed.
Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings

Ensure that both the application server and database server (hosting Oracle database) are in the same
time and time zone.

Pre-requisites for Oracle DB Creation

The following step needs to be configured by your DBA before setting up the Oracle DB.
db_block_size 16384
Configuring parameters for Oracle

1. Configure the init.ora/spfile.ora file based on the parameters tabulated below.
*.db_files=500
*.open_cursors=2048
*.open_links=16
*.session_cached_cursors=1024
*.Processes=2000
*.db_file_multiblock_read_count=32
*.aq_tm_processes=1
*.db_file_multiblock_read_count=32
*.query_rewrite_enabled=TRUE
*.query_rewrite_integrity=trusted
*.star_transformation_enabled=TRUE
*.plsql_optimize_level=1
*.filesystemio_options=SETALL
*.DB_WRITER_PROCESSES=4
*.audit_trail=db_extended
*.nls_length_semantics=CHAR
*.nls_date_format='YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS' Database Setup Guidelines 2013
*.nls_timestamp_format='YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS:FF'
*.deferred_segment_creation=FALSE
undo_management AUTO
optimizer_mode ALL_ROWS

For more information about changing an instance configuration parameter, see the Oracle
Documentation.
2. Determine if the database is Unicode.
Tip: One method is to type the following select statement:
select * from NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS
The query above returns the following Oracle KEY parameters:
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS=CHAR
(This could be changed after DB creation but before SCI schema setups )
NLS_CHARACTERSET=AL32UTF8
( Change to this require new DB instance creation )
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET=AL16UTF16
( change to this require new DB instance creation )
These parameters are mandatory for the SCI database to work.
Tip: To host more than one content store on your Oracle instance that will e used at the same
time, use a different user account for each content store to ensure that each Cognos 8 instance is
fully isolated from the others.

Creating table spaces

This step must be performed by your DBA. Tablespaces in the below table needs to be created before
installing SCI.
Table spaces needed Purpose of the table space Example Tablespace Name
The tablespace that would hold SCI_DT_TBS
Data Tablespace the SCI schema tables and data
Index Tablespace The tablespace that would hold SCI_IDX_TBS

the SCI schema indexes
Temp Tablespace The temporary tablespace for TEMP
processing queries
It is recommended to use auto extend on all tablespaces for any production database.
• Database block size (DB_BLOCK_SIZE) for SCI will be set as16KB.

• Redo log file size / no. of groups as Log file of 500 MB each, with 6 different log groups.
Note: Enable Automatic Memory Management upon database creation. Set the memory_target,
memory_max_size and pga_aggregate_target parameters to the upper limit allowed by Oracle for this
database. Oracle automatically increases and decreases memory parameters as needed, to give
maximum performance.
Set the properties of the table’s space individual entries in createschema.properties before installing SCI.
See the below example – on how to configure it in createschema.properties file. (Refer SCI 2013
Installation Guide for more details).
Example:
_tablespace=SCI_DT_TBS
_temp_tablespace=TEMP
_index_tablespace=SCI_IDX_TBS
Note: It is critical that each tablespace be successfully created. Failure to do so results in errors further Database Setup Guidelines 2013
along the SCI installation process.
Content data store setup

Note: Ensure that the parameter for the database instance compatibility level of the content store
database is set to 9.0.1 or higher.

Creating users and schema

The Oracle users and schema used by SCI are created during the SCI installation.
For details refer to the section Oracle Installation of the document SCI_2013 installation guide.
Remote Support: Database Server

In order to receive remote technical support from Manhattan Associates, the customer must provide
remote access to the Database Server.
Refer Manhattan Associates’ SCI 2013 Installation guide for more detail.
Backup Requirements: Database Server

Manhattan Associates recommends that the Database Server be included in any existing network backup
strategy.

DB2 Database Setup Guidelines

This section provides information on installing and configuring DB2 on DB Server for SCI 2013
deployment. The server hardware recommendation is described in the Manhattan Associates’ SCI 2013
Technical Component guide.
Note: Manhattan Associates works with the customer to evaluate the sizing needs of the Database
Server if the customer wishes to run additional applications on the same server.
DB2 Installation
Install the required DB2 version (see SCI 2013 Technical Components guide for the certified/supported
versions) as per the vendor’s installation manual. (DB2 AIX install document.) Detailed explanation on the
installation and setup of database servers is beyond the scope of this installation guide.
Note: System Administrator root level privilege is essential for the DB2 server software installation. Root
privileges needed for DB2Connect install as well.
Note: The server hosting the Application Server should have the required database client software
installed.
Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings

Ensure that both the application server and database server (hosting DB2 database) are in the same
time and time zone.

Table space creation

This step must be performed by your DBA. Below Tablespaces need to be created before installing SCI.
• Create SCI Database with CODESET UTF-8 ( Unicode) and PAGESIZE 32 K

• Create different buffer pools with require page size
Table spaces Purpose of the table Example Tablespace Example Buffer

Type space Name Pool
Data Tablespace This Tablespace will be SCI_DT_TBS BUFFERPOOL32
used for storing SCI (Created with
tables and table’s data. PAGESIZE of 32 K)
Index Tablespace This Tablespace will be SCI_IDX_TBS BUFFERPOOL32
indexes and indexed PAGESIZE of 32 K)
columns data.
Temp Tablespace This Tablespace will be USER_TEMPSPACE16K BUFFERPOOL16
temporary tables and PAGESIZE of 16 K)
query processing.
Set the properties of the table space individual entries in createschema.properties before installing SCI.
Refer to the below example on how to configure in createschema.properties file.
(Refer to SCI 2013 Installation guide for more detail on this).
Example,
_tablespace=SCI_DT_TBS
_temp_tablespace=TEMP
_index_tablespace=SCI_IDX_TBS
Note: It is critical that each tablespace be successfully created. Failure to do so results in errors further

along the SCI installation process.
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Configuring basic parameters for DB2

1. Determine if the database is Unicode by typing the following at the command prompt:
db2 get database configuration for database_name
The codepage is Unicode if it has a value of 1208.
2. If the codepage is not Unicode, create a new database that has a codepage value of 1208.
3. Ensure that you set the following database configuration parameters. These settings are also
provided in the scripts mentioned in the section further below.
Property Settings
Application heap AUTOMATIC
size(applheapsz)
LOCK Timeout 4 min. (or 240 sec).
Note: Do not set this to an
infinite timeout value.
Note: More configuration parameters recommended for optimal performance are listed under section –
Recommended parameters for DB2 optimal performance.
4. If you have already created the content store and are now creating a logging database, create an
additional regular user tablespace with a page size of 8K.
5. Determine which user account Cognos 8 will use to access the database.
6. Grant creates and drop table privileges on the database to the user account.
o Ensure that the user account has CREATETAB, CONNECT and IMPLICITSCHEMA
privileges for the database.
o Ensure that the user account has USE privileges for the USER TEMPORARY tablespace
and other appropriate tablespaces associates with the database.
o Ensure that the user account has GRANT privileges for the USER TEMPORARY
tablespace.
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User creation
Create UNIX users corresponding to the DB2 DB schema before installing SCI.
Note: Refer DB2 Installation section in SCI Installation Guide for details of DB schema configuration in
createschema.properties file
Recommended parameters for DB2 optimal performance

The below steps must be performed by your DBA.
a) DB2 registry variables settings:

Execute the below shell scripts on db2 prompt or from a shell script file.
db2set DB2COMM=tcpip
db2set DB2_COMPATIBILITY_VECTOR=0F
db2set DB2_EVALUNCOMMITTED=ON
db2set DB2_FORCE_NLS_CACHE=TRUE
db2set DB2_PARALLEL_IO=*
db2set DB2_SELUDI_COMM_BUFFER=ON
db2set DB2_SKIPDELETED=ON
db2set DB2_SKIPINSERTED=ON
db2set DB2_SQLROUTINE_PREPOPTS="ISOLATION UR BLOCKING ALL REOPT ONCE"
db2set DB2_USE_ALTERNATE_PAGE_CLEANING=ON
db2set DB2_USE_IOCP=OFF
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b) DB2 database manager configuration parameter settings
Apply the below database manager configuration settings to your SCI database.
db2 attach to <DB2 Instance name>
#for example db2inst1
db2 update dbm cfg using NUMDB 8
db2 update dbm cfg using FEDERATED NO
db2 update dbm cfg using DIAGLEVEL 3
db2 update dbm cfg using NOTIFYLEVEL 3
db2 update dbm cfg using DIAGPATH < Diagnostic data directory path >
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_BUFPOOL OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_LOCK OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_SORT OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_STMT OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_TABLE OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_TIMESTAMP OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using DFT_MON_UOW OFF
db2 update dbm cfg using SYSADM_GROUP DB2SYADM
db2 update dbm cfg using SYSCTRL_GROUP DB2SYCTL
db2 update dbm cfg using SYSMAINT_GROUP DB2MAINT
db2 update dbm cfg using SYSMON_GROUP DB2MON
db2 update dbm cfg using SRV_PLUGIN_MODE UNFENCED

db2 update dbm cfg using SRVCON_AUTH NOT_SPECIFIED
db2 update dbm cfg using AUTHENTICATION SERVER
db2 update dbm cfg using CATALOG_NOAUTH NO
db2 update dbm cfg using TRUST_ALLCLNTS YES
db2 update dbm cfg using TRUST_CLNTAUTH CLIENT
db2 update dbm cfg using FED_NOAUTH NO
db2 update dbm cfg using DFTDBPATH <give a path here>
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db2 update dbm cfg using MON_HEAP_SZ AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using JAVA_HEAP_SZ 16384
db2 update dbm cfg using AUDIT_BUF_SZ 0
db2 update dbm cfg using INSTANCE_MEMORY AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using BACKBUFSZ 1024
db2 update dbm cfg using RESTBUFSZ 1024
db2 update dbm cfg using AGENT_STACK_SZ 2048
db2 update dbm cfg using SHEAPTHRES 0
db2 update dbm cfg using DIR_CACHE YES
db2 update dbm cfg using ASLHEAPSZ 15
db2 update dbm cfg using RQRIOBLK 32767
db2 update dbm cfg using QUERY_HEAP_SZ 1000
db2 update dbm cfg using UTIL_IMPACT_LIM 10
db2 update dbm cfg using AGENTPRI SYSTEM
db2 update dbm cfg using NUM_POOLAGENTS AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using NUM_INITAGENTS 0
db2 update dbm cfg using MAX_COORDAGENTS AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using MAX_CONNECTIONS AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using KEEPFENCED YES
db2 update dbm cfg using FENCED_POOL AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using NUM_INITFENCED 0

db2 update dbm cfg using INDEXREC RESTART
db2 update dbm cfg using TM_DATABASE 1ST_CONN
db2 update dbm cfg using RESYNC_INTERVAL 180
db2 update dbm cfg using SPM_LOG_FILE_SZ 256
db2 update dbm cfg using SPM_MAX_RESYNC 20
db2 update dbm cfg using SVCENAME < TCP/IP service name >
db2 update dbm cfg using DISCOVER SEARCH
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db2 update dbm cfg using DISCOVER_INST ENABLE
db2 update dbm cfg using MAX_QUERYDEGREE ANY
db2 update dbm cfg using INTRA_PARALLEL YES
db2 update dbm cfg using FEDERATED_ASYNC 0
db2 update dbm cfg using FCM_NUM_BUFFERS AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using FCM_NUM_CHANNELS AUTOMATIC
db2 update dbm cfg using CONN_ELAPSE 10
db2 update dbm cfg using MAX_CONNRETRIES 5
db2 update dbm cfg using MAX_TIME_DIFF 60
db2 update dbm cfg using START_STOP_TIME 10
db2 detach
c) DB2 Database configuration parameter settings
Apply the below database configuration settings to your SCI database
db2 connect to <Database name>
db2 update db cfg using DISCOVER_DB ENABLE
db2 update db cfg using DFT_QUERYOPT 5
db2 update db cfg using DFT_DEGREE ANY
db2 update db cfg using DFT_SQLMATHWARN NO
db2 update db cfg using DFT_REFRESH_AGE 0
db2 update db cfg using DFT_MTTB_TYPES SYSTEM
db2 update db cfg using NUM_FREQVALUES 10

db2 update db cfg using NUM_QUANTILES 20
db2 update db cfg using DECFLT_ROUNDING ROUND_HALF_EVEN
db2 update db cfg using SELF_TUNING_MEM ON
db2 update db cfg using DATABASE_MEMORY AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using DB_MEM_THRESH 25
db2 update db cfg using LOCKLIST AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using MAXLOCKS AUTOMATIC
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db2 update db cfg using PCKCACHESZ AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using SHEAPTHRES_SHR AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using SORTHEAP AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using DBHEAP AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using CATALOGCACHE_SZ 4096
db2 update db cfg using LOGBUFSZ 4096
db2 update db cfg using UTIL_HEAP_SZ 32768
db2 update db cfg using BUFFPAGE 4096
db2 update db cfg using STMTHEAP AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using APPLHEAPSZ AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using APPL_MEMORY AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using STAT_HEAP_SZ AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using DLCHKTIME 10000
db2 update db cfg using LOCKTIMEOUT 240
db2 update db cfg using CHNGPGS_THRESH 30
db2 update db cfg using NUM_IOCLEANERS AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using NUM_IOSERVERS AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using INDEXSORT YES
db2 update db cfg using SEQDETECT YES
db2 update db cfg using DFT_PREFETCH_SZ AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using TRACKMOD OFF

db2 update db cfg using DFT_EXTENT_SZ 32
db2 update db cfg using MAXAPPLS AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using AVG_APPLS AUTOMATIC
db2 update db cfg using MAXFILOP 61440
db2 update db cfg using LOGPRIMARY 50
db2 update db cfg using LOGSECOND 100
db2 update db cfg using LOGFILSIZ <value>
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#. Production sizing requirement should decide this value. This

parameter in combination with LOGPRIMARY AND LOGSECOND decides
TRANSACTION LOG File space. For example .
Log file size (4KB) (LOGFILSIZ) = 32768
Number of primary log files (LOGPRIMARY) = 50
Number of secondary log files (LOGSECOND) = 100
This works out to approximately 128 MB Log file size
( 32768*4096 (4KB) /1024/1024) and Total of 18.75 GB
Transaction Log file space.
db2 update db cfg using NEWLOGPATH < Location of log files >
db2 update db cfg using BLK_LOG_DSK_FUL NO
db2 update db cfg using MAX_LOG 0
db2 update db cfg using NUM_LOG_SPAN 0
db2 update db cfg using SOFTMAX 100
db2 update db cfg using NUMARCHRETRY 5
db2 update db cfg using ARCHRETRYDELAY 20
db2 update db cfg using AUTORESTART ON
db2 update db cfg using INDEXREC SYSTEM
db2 update db cfg using LOGINDEXBUILD OFF
db2 update db cfg using DFT_LOADREC_SES 1
db2 update db cfg using NUM_DB_BACKUPS 12
db2 update db cfg using REC_HIS_RETENTN 366
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_DEL_REC_OBJ OFF Database Setup Guidelines 2013
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_MAINT OFF
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_DB_BACKUP OFF
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_TBL_MAINT OFF
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_RUNSTATS OFF
db2 update db cfg using AUTO_STMT_STATS OFF
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db2 update db cfg using AUTO_REORG OFF
db2 update db cfg using ENABLE_XMLCHAR YES
db2 update db cfg using WLM_COLLECT_INT 0
db2 connect reset
Note: Once the settings are applied recycle the SCI database instance
Note: Runstats is performed internally by SCI application, so no need to explicitly perform it.
d) Altering buffer pool (optional )
Production DBA can alter the buffer pools. To determine the best size for your buffer pools, run your
workload with the buffer pool sizes set to different values and measure the differences in operations
per second.
Remote Support: Database Server

In order to receive remote technical support from Manhattan Associates, the customer must provide
remote access to the Database Server.
Backup Requirements: Database Server

Manhattan Associates recommends that the Database Server be included in any existing network backup
strategy.
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Appendix for DB2 Environments: Verifying

recommended parameters are implemented
properly
The sqls below can be used as checkpoints to run queries on the dictionary views, to verify that the SCI
recommended parameters are implemented properly in the DB2 environment. This applies to DB2
environments only.
i. For checking if Registry parameters are implemented properly.
WITH SUGG_REG_VARIABLES (REG_VAR_NAME, REG_VAR_VALUE) AS
(VALUES
('DB2COMM', 'TCPIP'),
('DB2_COMPATIBILITY_VECTOR', '0F'),
('DB2_EVALUNCOMMITTED', 'ON'),
('DB2_FORCE_NLS_CACHE', 'TRUE'),
('DB2_PARALLEL_IO', '*'),
('DB2_SELUDI_COMM_BUFFER', 'ON'),
('DB2_SKIPDELETED', 'ON'),
('DB2_SKIPINSERTED', 'ON'),
('DB2_SQLROUTINE_PREPOPTS', 'ISOLATION UR BLOCKING ALL REOPT

ONCE'),
('DB2_USE_ALTERNATE_PAGE_CLEANING', 'ON'),
('DB2_USE_IOCP', 'OFF')
SELECT REG_VAR_NAME, REG_VAR_VALUE FROM SUGG_REG_VARIABLES Database Setup Guidelines 2013
MINUS
SELECT SUBSTR(UPPER(REG_VAR_NAME),1,50) AS REG_VAR_NAME,

SUBSTR(UPPER(REG_VAR_VALUE),1,50) AS REG_VAR_VALUE FROM
SYSIBMADM.REG_VARIABLES ;
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ii. For checking if Instance parameters are implemented properly.
SELECT UPPER(NAME) AS DBM_PARAMETER_NAME, SUBSTR(UPPER(VALUE),1,100) AS

CURRENT_VALUE FROM SYSIBMADM.DBMCFG
WHERE
(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUMDB' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '8' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> '8')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'FEDERATED' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NO' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'NO')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DIAGLEVEL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '3' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NOTIFYLEVEL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '3' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_BUFPOOL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'OFF'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_LOCK' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'OFF')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_SORT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_STMT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_TABLE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_TIMESTAMP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'OFF'))
OR

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MON_UOW' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND
(UPPER(NAME) = 'SRV_PLUGIN_MODE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'UNFENCED' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'UNFENCED'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'SRVCON_AUTH' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NOT_SPECIFIED' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'NOT_SPECIFIED'))
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OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTHENTICATION' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'SERVER' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'SERVER'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'CATALOG_NOAUTH' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NO' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'TRUST_ALLCLNTS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'YES')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'TRUST_CLNTAUTH' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'CLIENT' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'CLIENT'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'FED_NOAUTH' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NO' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MON_HEAP_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'AUTOMATIC'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'JAVA_HEAP_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '16384' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUDIT_BUF_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'INSTANCE_MEMORY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'BACKBUFSZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1024' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'RESTBUFSZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1024' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AGENT_STACK_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1024' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> '1024'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'SHEAPTHRES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DIR_CACHE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

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(UPPER(NAME) = 'ASLHEAPSZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '15' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'RQRIOBLK' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '32767' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'QUERY_HEAP_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1000' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'UTIL_IMPACT_LIM' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '10' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AGENTPRI' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'SYSTEM' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'SYSTEM' AND UPPER(VALUE) <> '-1'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_POOLAGENTS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_INITAGENTS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_COORDAGENTS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_CONNECTIONS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'KEEPFENCED' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'FENCED_POOL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_INITFENCED' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'INDEXREC' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'RESTART' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'RESTART')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'TM_DATABASE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1ST_CONN' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> '1ST_CONN'))
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OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'RESYNC_INTERVAL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '180' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'SPM_LOG_FILE_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '256' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'SPM_MAX_RESYNC' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '20' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DISCOVER' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'SEARCH' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'SEARCH')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DISCOVER_INST' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ENABLE' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ENABLE'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_QUERYDEGREE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ANY' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ANY' AND UPPER(VALUE) <> '-1'))
OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'INTRA_PARALLEL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'FEDERATED_ASYNC' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'FCM_NUM_BUFFERS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'FCM_NUM_CHANNELS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'CONN_ELAPSE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '10' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_CONNRETRIES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '5' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_TIME_DIFF' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '60' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'START_STOP_TIME' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '10' AND

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iii. For checking if Database parameters are implemented properly.
SELECT UPPER(NAME) AS DB_PARAMETER_NAME, SUBSTR(UPPER(VALUE),1,100) AS

CURRENT_VALUE FROM SYSIBMADM.DBCFG
WHERE
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DISCOVER_DB' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ENABLE' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ENABLE')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_QUERYOPT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '5' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_DEGREE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ANY' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ANY' AND UPPER(VALUE) <> '-1')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_SQLMATHWARN' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NO' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_REFRESH_AGE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_MTTB_TYPES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'SYSTEM' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'SYSTEM')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_FREQVALUES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '10' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_QUANTILES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '20' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DECFLT_ROUNDING' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ROUND_HALF_EVEN'

AND UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ROUND_HALF_EVEN')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'SELF_TUNING_MEM' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ON' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ON' AND UPPER(VALUE) NOT LIKE 'ON (ACTIVE)')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DATABASE_MEMORY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'AUTOMATIC')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'DB_MEM_THRESH' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '25' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOCKLIST' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAXLOCKS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'PCKCACHESZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

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(UPPER(NAME) = 'SHEAPTHRES_SHR' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'SORTHEAP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DBHEAP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'CATALOGCACHE_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '4096' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOGBUFSZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '4096' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'UTIL_HEAP_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '32768' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'BUFFPAGE' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '4096' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'STMTHEAP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'APPLHEAPSZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'APPL_MEMORY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'STAT_HEAP_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DLCHKTIME' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '10000' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOCKTIMEOUT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '240' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_IOCLEANERS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_IOSERVERS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND Database Setup Guidelines 2013
(UPPER(NAME) = 'INDEXSORT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'SEQDETECT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_PREFETCH_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

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(UPPER(NAME) = 'TRACKMOD' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_EXTENT_SZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '32' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAXAPPLS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AVG_APPLS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'AUTOMATIC' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAXFILOP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '61440' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOGFILSIZ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '32768' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOGPRIMARY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '50' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOGSECOND' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '100' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'BLK_LOG_DSK_FUL' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'NO' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'MAX_LOG' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_LOG_SPAN' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUMARCHRETRY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '5' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'ARCHRETRYDELAY' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '20' AND


(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTORESTART' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'ON' AND
UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'ON')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'INDEXREC' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'SYSTEM' AND

UPPER(VALUE_FLAGS) <> 'SYSTEM')) OR
(UPPER(NAME) = 'LOGINDEXBUILD' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'DFT_LOADREC_SES' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '1' AND

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(UPPER(NAME) = 'NUM_DB_BACKUPS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '12' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'REC_HIS_RETENTN' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '366' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_DEL_REC_OBJ' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_MAINT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_DB_BACKUP' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_TBL_MAINT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_RUNSTATS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_STMT_STATS' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'AUTO_REORG' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'OFF' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'ENABLE_XMLCHAR' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> 'YES' AND

(UPPER(NAME) = 'WLM_COLLECT_INT' AND (UPPER(VALUE) <> '0' AND

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Oracle Database Setup Guidelines

Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings

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Pre-requisites for Oracle DB Creation

Configuring parameters for Oracle

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2. Determine if the database is Unicode.

Tip: One method is to type the following select statement:

select * from NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS

The query above returns the following Oracle KEY parameters:

( Change to this require new DB instance creation )

( change to this require new DB instance creation )

These parameters are mandatory for the SCI database to work.

Database Setup Guidelines 2013

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Creating table spaces

Index Tablespace The tablespace that would hold SCI_IDX_TBS

• Database block size (DB_BLOCK_SIZE) for SCI will be set as16KB.

Content data store setup

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Creating users and schema

Remote Support: Database Server

Backup Requirements: Database Server

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DB2 Database Setup Guidelines

Application/Database Server Time Zone Settings

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Table space creation

• Create SCI Database with CODESET UTF-8 ( Unicode) and PAGESIZE 32 K

Table spaces Purpose of the table Example Tablespace Example Buffer

(Refer to SCI 2013 Installation guide for more detail on this).

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Configuring basic parameters for DB2

db2 get database configuration for database_name

The codepage is Unicode if it has a value of 1208.

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Recommended parameters for DB2 optimal performance

a) DB2 registry variables settings:

db2set DB2_SQLROUTINE_PREPOPTS="ISOLATION UR BLOCKING ALL REOPT ONCE"

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b) DB2 database manager configuration parameter settings

db2 attach to <DB2 Instance name>

#for example db2inst1

db2 update dbm cfg using NUMDB 8

db2 update dbm cfg using FEDERATED NO

db2 update dbm cfg using DIAGLEVEL 3