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10647 10 enables/disables asynchronous prefetch server-wide. Sets the percentage of each buffer
pool in which prefetched but unused pages can be stored. If needed, this value can be
overridden for a pool with local async prefetch limit
Explanation: This is an informational message. No action is required.
10648 10 disable disk mirroring is a toggle that allows the user to utilize SQL Server disk mirroring.
Explanation: This is an informational message. No action is required.
10649 10 A transaction descriptor is used for each transaction started in a database by a user
connection. The number of transaction descriptors per process times the number of user
connections is the total number of transaction descriptors available.
Explanation: This is an informational message. No action is required.
10650 10 enables unicode-based character set conversions. When set to 1, enables conversions for
character sets not already in syscharsets. When set to 2, enables Unicode-based
conversions for all connections. The default is 0 (off).
Explanation: This message is generated from sp_configure when you ask for a
description of the 'enable unicode conversions' option.
10651 10 size of unilib cache sets the size of memory (in bytes) to be set aside for additional
Unicode-based conversions and collations.
Explanation: This is an informational message returned by sp_configure to describe
what the 'number of unilib buffers' option does.
10652 16 Configures cache partition server-wide. The global cache partition number must be power
of 2, between 1 to 64 and the partitioned buffer pool size must be at least 256P.
Explanation: This is an informational message.
10653 10 The value of ’number of ccbs’ is the number of Configurable Action Point Control Blocks
available to aid debugging.
Explanation: This message documents a feature introduced in Galaxy. However, the
config parameters and the message do show up in an 11.9 server. The parameters have no
effect on the 11.9 server though.
10654 10 The value of ’caps per ccb’ is the maximum number of Configurable Action Points that
can be configured at any one time within one Configurable Action Point Control Block.
Explanation: This message documents a feature introduced in Galaxy. However, the
config parameters and the message do show up in an 11.9 server. The parameters have no
effect on the 11.9 server though.
10655 10 The value of ’average cap size’ is a guess at how many bytes of memory will be required
to store the information associated with a typical Configurable Action Point.
Explanation: This message documents a feature introduced in Galaxy. However, the
config parameters and the message do show up in an 11.9 server. The parameters have no
effect on the 11.9 server though.
10656 16 enable java specifies whether Java Services are loaded when the server is started. The
default is 0 (not loaded).
Explanation: Command failed due to invalid or illegal request. Check syntax,
semantics, and permissions. Take any corrective action indicated by the message.
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