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- onconfig.std
value
- rootdbs
- units
- A dbspace
- range of values
- Up to 128 lowercase characters. ROOTNAME must
be unique, begin with a letter or underscore, and contain only letters, numbers,
or underscores.
- takes effect
- When disk is initialized (destroys all data)
- refer to
- Allocating disk space in the chapter on managing disk space
in the IBM Informix: Administrator's Guide
ROOTNAME specifies
a name for the root dbspace for
this database server configuration.
The name must be unique among all dbspaces that the database
server manages. It is recommended that you select a name that is
easily recognizable as the root dbspace.
In Extended Parallel Server, the ROOTNAME parameter specifies
a name for the root dbspace of
a particular coserver. The ROOTNAME parameter
is part of the coserver-specific section of the ONCONFIG file.
The database server generates the root dbspace name when you
use the ROOTSLICE global configuration
parameter. If you use the ROOTSLICE parameter,
the generated rootnames are in the following format, where n is
the coserver number:
rootslicename.n
Tip:
Because single global values are easier to define and
manage, It is recommended that you use the global configuration
parameter ROOTSLICE rather than the coserver-specific ROOTNAME parameter.
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