Customizing Product Advisor search-space synchronization
The loading utilities allows you to customize Product Advisor search-space synchronization by doing the following:
- Create a new massload utility customizer property file.
(AIX)(Linux)(Solaris)(Windows)
MassLoadCustomizer.properties is located in the massload.zip archive. Extract this file, rename it but keep the .properties extension, and place it in a directory that is in the classpath.
Do not remove or modify the existing MassLoadCustomizer.properties file.
(i5/OS) ISeries_LODWCSDTA_Customizer.properties is located in the WC_installdir/properties directory. Copy this file to the WC_userdir/instances/instance/xml directory, rename the new file but keep the .properties extension, then make any necessary changes to the new file.
Do not remove or modify the original ISeries_LODWCSDTA_Customizer.properties file.
- Modify the values of the properties specified in the new massload utility customizer property file.
- Specify the new file name as the value of the customizer parameter of the Load command.
By modifying the massload utility customizer property file, you can:
- Enable or disable synchronization
You can enable or disable synchronization by specifying true or false as the value for the following property in the massload utility customizer property file:
PASyncEnabled = true
- Specify the configuration-information file for the synchronization
You can specify which XML configuration-information file the synchronization uses by setting the value for the following property in the massload utility customizer property file:
PASyncDocumentURL = PASyncInfo.xml
- Specify the schedule query length
You can specify the schedule query length by setting the value for the following property in the massload utility customizer property file:
PAScheduleQueryLength = 30
The value for this property should be within the range of 20 through 900.
- Specify the scheduled start time
You can specify the scheduled start time by specifying an absolute timestamp, a current timestamp, or a current timestamp with duration as the value for the PAScheduledStartTime property in the massload utility customizer property file.
The format of the timestamp must be appropriate for your database.
Here is an example for DB2 that will run the scheduled job 5 minutes after the load:
PAScheduledStartTime = CURRENT TIMESTAMP + 5 MINUTES
Here is an example for the Oracle database that will run the job immediately:
PAScheduledStartTime = SYSDATE
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