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jcr.space_mapping.properties

 

#
# Explicit mapping of tables and indices to their
# corresponding tablespaces and indexspaces
#
#
# Syntax for value definitions:
#   default tablespace (DBMS independent):    <empty value, no quotes>
#   Derby:                                    <not supported and therefore will be ignored>
#   DB2:                                      "IN <tablespace name>"
#                                             "INDEX IN <indexspace name>"
#   DB2 on iSeries:                           <not supported and therefore will be ignored>
#   DB2 on z/OS:                              "IN <database name>.<tablespace name>"
#   Oracle:                                   "TABLESPACE <tablespace or indexspace name>"
#   SQL Server:                               "ON <filegroup name>"
#
# Quotes must not be part of the definitions and therefore must be omitted.
#
# Examples for DB2:
#   jcr.VAULT_RESOURCES.tablespace=IN LOG_TS
#   jcr.VAULT_RESOURCES.indexpace=INDEX IN INDEX_TS
#

jcr.APPLICATION_ROLE.tablespace=
jcr.APPROLE_LOD.tablespace=
jcr.LNK_APPROL_APPROL.tablespace=
jcr.LNK_APPROLE_ROLE.tablespace=
jcr.LNK_USER_APPROLE.tablespace=
jcr.LNK_USER_ROLE.tablespace=
jcr.PROT_RES.tablespace=
jcr.ROLE_INST.tablespace=
jcr.UNIQUE_NAME.tablespace=
jcr.VAULT_DATA.tablespace=
# The following tablespace is required for DB2 for z/OS only
jcr.VAULT_DATAL.tablespace=
jcr.VAULT_RESOURCES.tablespace=

jcr.APPLICATION_ROLE.indexspace=
jcr.LNK_APPROL_APPROL.indexspace=
jcr.LNK_APPROLE_ROLE.indexspace=
jcr.LNK_USER_APPROLE.indexspace=
jcr.LNK_USER_ROLE.indexspace=
jcr.PROT_RES.indexspace=
jcr.ROLE_INST.indexspace=
jcr.UNIQUE_NAME.indexspace=