DRSPartition
This type is a class for model objects.
Encapsulates the partition strategy for an Internal Replication Domain. The DRSPartition class was used pre-6.0 only. @since v6.0 deprecated.
Package: drsclient
Classifier ID: -1
Instance class name: * Unspecified *
Instance class: * Unspecified *
Reference attributes having this type:
DataReplication.partition
Attributes Summary size : EInt The data transferred by the DRS is called the "domain" of the DRS. The domains can be partitioned (subdivided) to reduce traffic. This value specifies how many partitions should be used. Default: 10 Subscribers on multiple topics require multiple threads to handle incoming requests on those topics. So internally if this value is ten, the DRS will allocate 10 topics. @since 6.0 deprecated partitionOnEntry : EBoolean When enabled, individual, uniquely identified peices of data will have their own dedicated channel for subsequent communication. Default = False @since 6.0 deprecated
Attribute Details
size - The data transferred by the DRS is called the "domain" of the DRS. The domains can be partitioned (subdivided) to reduce traffic. This value specifies how many partitions should be used. Default: 10 Subscribers on multiple topics require multiple threads to handle incoming requests on those topics. So internally if this value is ten, the DRS will allocate 10 topics. @since 6.0 deprecated
Data Type: EInt
Default value: 10
Required: false
Changeable: true
Unsettable: true
Many: false
Ordered: true
Lower bound: 0
Upper bound: 1
Unique: true
Derived: false
Transient: false
Volatile: false
partitionOnEntry - When enabled, individual, uniquely identified peices of data will have their own dedicated channel for subsequent communication. Default = False @since 6.0 deprecated
Data Type: EBoolean
Default value: false
Required: false
Changeable: true
Unsettable: true
Many: false
Ordered: true
Lower bound: 0
Upper bound: 1
Unique: true
Derived: false
Transient: false
Volatile: false
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