PHYSFILE configuration parameter
Use the PHYSFILE configuration parameter to specify the size of the physical log file when you first initialize the disk space and bring the database server online.
- onconfig.std value
- PHYSFILE 50000
- if not present
200
- values
- An integer 200 or greater
- units
- KB
- takes effect
- After you edit the onconfig file and initialize disk space by running the oninit -i command.
Usage
You cannot change the value of the PHYSFILE configuration parameter by editing the onconfig file after you start the server for the first time.
The
database server updates the value of the PHYSFILE configuration parameter
in the onconfig file under the following circumstances:
- You change the size of the physical log file by running the onparams -p -s command.
- The plogspace is automatically expanded. If the physical log is stored in a plogspace, the database server expands the size of the physical log as needed to improve performance.
The database server updates the value of the PHYSFILE configuration parameter in the onconfig file when you change the size of the physical log file by running the onparams -p -s command.
When the RTO_SERVER_RESTART configuration
parameter is enabled, ensure that the size of the physical log is
equal to at least 110% of the buffer pool size. A warning message
prints to the message log when:
- The value for the PHYSFILE configuration parameter is changed to less than 110% of all of the buffer pools
- The server is restarted
- A new buffer pool is added