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Data Store Service

HCL WebSphere Portal uses a database to store configuration data for pages, clients, markup, and all other resources. The Data Store Service is responsible for managing the data source of the portal as configured while installing HCL WebSphere Portal.

In the WAS console, the portal Data Store Service is listed as WP DataStoreService.

Under normal circumstances there should not be a need to modify any of the configuration properties in the Data Store service. The Data Store service properties are listed in the following:

    scheduler.cleanup.enabled = (true)
    Determines whether deletion of portal pages is performed later by the scheduled cleanup service, or immediately after the user completes the deletion task. This affects the deletion of portal pages and all their dependent resources, such as components and portlet instances. The default is true, which means that deletion of portal pages is delayed and performed by the cleanup service.

    Even if this property is set to true and delayed cleanup, deleted pages are no longer visible to users immediately after deletion.

    For details about this property and how to schedule the cleanup service, see the topic about Delayed cleanup of deleted portal pages.

    datasource.machineid
    The value for this property is equivalent to the MAC address of the server. It consists of a string of 12 hexadecimal figures.

    Do not change the value for this property.

The following properties are domain specific properties. They are paired. The last three pairs are analog to the first pair. The possible valid values listed under the first property xxx.datasource.dbms of the first pair can also be specified for the first property of the following pairs.

Do not assign the same schema name twice for database domains that reside in the same database instance. For example, if the release database domain resides in a database named DB1 and uses the schema SCHEMA1, no other domain in the same database instance can use that same schema name SCHEMA1. This restriction applies to domains in the same database instance only. Using the same schema name more than once in different database instances of the same database management system is no problem.

    rel.datasource.dbms = your_DBMS
    Database management system (DBMS) for the release database domain. The default value is DERBY. Valid values are listed in the following table. They are also valid for the property xxx.datasource.dbms properties in the following three property pairs.

    DBMS used DBMS value for xxx.datasource.dbms properties
    Apache Derby DERBY
    IBM DB2 Universal Database™ for z/OS DB2_ZOS
    IBM DB2 Universal Database Enterprise Server Edition DB2
    IBM DB2 Universal Database for i DB2_ISERIES
    Oracle Enterprise Edition ORACLE
    Microsoft SQL Server Enterprise Edition SQLSERVER2005

    rel.datasource.schema = ( RELEASE )
    Schema used for database objects in the release database domain.

    cust.datasource.dbms = your_DBMS
    Database management system for the customization database domain. The default value is DERBY. For valid values see the property rel.datasource.dbms listed earlier.

    cust.datasource.schema = ( CUSTOMIZATION )
    Schema used for database objects in the customization database domain.

    comm.datasource.dbms = your_DBMS
    Database management system for the community database domain. The default value is DERBY. For valid values see the property rel.datasource.dbms listed earlier.

    comm.datasource.schema = ( COMMUNITY )
    Schema used for database objects in the community database domain.

    jcr.datasource.dbms = your_DBMS
    Database management system for the JCR database domain. The default value is DERBY. For valid values see the property rel.datasource.dbms listed earlier.

    jcr.datasource.schema = ( JCR )
    Schema used for database objects in the JCR database domain.

The following property specifies the database domain tracking daemon setting:

    domain.tracker.wait = (1000)
    Time for which the domain tracking daemon waits for a response by the database domain until it polls again. The value is specified in milliseconds. The default value is 1000 (milliseconds), which is equivalent to 1 second.

    This daemon does not poll continuously, but only in case of errors. Therefore increasing this value will not reduce normal database traffic.

For further information about data sources and their configuration, see the WAS documentation.


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