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HSQL Database Configuration File For the HSQL database, the configuration file is server.properties. Located in the directory, \hsqldb\apm, under your Policy Server installation, this file contains information specific to the database setup and operation. Typically, you will not change any of the database settings. If you are experienced with databases, read through the explanations of the parameters, their default settings, and supported values in the following table before making any changes. Table 7-2 HSQL Database properties Properties server.database.0 server.dbname.0 Description Supported values The property server.database.0 specifies the location of Do NOT change the the database file and the property server.dbname.0 values of specifies the alias for the database. Neither property should be server.database.0 or changed. They must remain set as follows: server.dbname.0. server.database.0= file:C:/axeda/PolicyServer6Test2/hsqldb/apm/apm server.dbname.0=apm server.silent server.trace server.port server.no_system_exit Controls the number of database logging messages to display in the command console True - extensive messages are not displayed (default) False - extensive messages are displayed Controls the display of JDBC trace messages in the command True - JDBC messages console are not displayed False - JDBC messages are displayed (default) TCP/IP port that the database uses to communicate with clients Any supported TCP/IP (port upon which the database is running) port on the computer. 9002 is the default Specifies whether the system exits upon closing the database. True - system exits when the database closes False - system does not exit when the database closes (default) HP 3PAR Policy Server 7-16

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HP 3PAR Policy Server
7-16
HSQL Database Configuration File
For the HSQL database, the configuration file is
server.properties
. Located in the directory,
\hsqldb\apm
,
under your Policy Server installation, this file contains information specific to the database setup and
operation. Typically, you will not change any of the database settings. If you are experienced with databases,
read through the explanations of the parameters, their default settings, and supported values in the following
table before making any changes.
Table 7-2
HSQL Database properties
Properties
Description
Supported values
server.database.0
server.dbname.0
The property
server.database.0
specifies the location of
the database file and the property
server.dbname.0
specifies the alias for the database.
Neither property should be
changed.
They must remain set as follows:
server.database.0=
file:C:/axeda/PolicyServer6Test2/hsqldb/apm/apm
server.dbname.0=apm
Do NOT change the
values of
server.database.0 or
server.dbname.0.
server.silent
Controls the number of database logging messages to display
in the command console
True
– extensive
messages are not
displayed (default)
False
– extensive
messages are displayed
server.trace
Controls the display of JDBC trace messages in the command
console
True
– JDBC messages
are not displayed
False
– JDBC
messages are displayed
(default)
server.port
TCP/IP port that the database uses to communicate with clients
(port upon which the database is running)
Any supported TCP/IP
port on the computer.
9002
is the default
server.no_system_exit
Specifies whether the system exits upon closing the database.
True
– system exits
when the database closes
False
– system does
not exit when the
database closes (default)