If I use an Microsoft SQL Server as System Database and access it with the jTDS driver. Then I have many temporary files (jdtsXYZ.tmp) stored with clob and blob data in the temp folder. How can I avoid that they are created? Because it is obvious that the performance of storing such files is not as good as if the data is only held in memory. asked 07.09.2016 at 09:25 SupportIvyTeam ♦♦ |
You can configure the limit if a big clob or blob data is stored in a temporary file with the additional connection property lobBuffer which is set to "32768" (32kb) by default. Means by default every clob or blob data which is bigger than 32kb is stored as an temorary file. Our recommendation is to increase lobBuffer to 524288 (512kb) or even more, but not too big if you have not enough memory. Fore a good value which suits your needs you can look at the file size of the jdtsXYZ.tmp files already created. For other performance improvements you could also increase the follwoing properties:
For more detailed description of the properties see jTDS driver options Be careful to not increase this values too much, because you then need a lot of memory! Be aware that you have per default a maximum of 50 connections to the system database! You can configure this additional connection properties with the "Engine Configuration" tool: or directly in the serverconfig.xml:
answered 07.09.2016 at 09:29 Christian St... ♦ Hi Christian I think that you should include one more setting here: UseCursors. TTYL, Peter
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