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c. PARAM COMPRESS-UWS-FILE-FOR-FTP
This is an optional parameter.
This PARAM allows the compression of UWS files during the FTP process.
NOTE: The default is set to ‘NO’; the user should set it to ‘YES’ to allow the compression of UWS
files during the FTP process.
4)
Open the ‘STRTNSM’ file in Edit block mode, the user needs to set the following basic
options.
a. PARAM COMPRESS-UWS-FILE-FOR-FTP
This is an optional parameter.
This PARAM is allows the compression of UWS files during the FTP process.
NOTE: The default is set to ‘NO’; the user should set it to ‘YES’ to allow the compression of UWS
files during the FTP process.
b. These file first sets PARAMs and ASSIGNs required by the Monitor process,
and starts the server processes.
ASSIGN PROGCONF1, NSMCONF
PARAM TCP-PROCESS $ZTC0
This param is used to name the TCP process on the system, for use by the
web server.
PARAM LISTENER-PROCESS $ZLPV
This param is used to name the Listener process (NSMLAPP).
RUN NSMPMAN /NAME $ZPMCM,NOWAIT/
5) Open the ‘STOPNSM’ file in Edit block mode, the user must make sure that the process
names ( $ZTC0, $ZLPV, $ZPMCM) match the names in STRTNSM.
6) Once the configurations are set, Obey the Files STRTNSM and STOPNSM to start and stop NonStop
Monitor.
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2.3 INSTALLATION OF SQL SERVER EXPRESS
2.3.1 SQL SERVER 2005 EXPRESS WALKTHROUGH
The following is a walkthrough for the NonStop SPAM application’s use with Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Express. These settings are strongly recommended.
NOTE: If a SQL Server 2005 Express is used there is a 4 GB limitation for each individual Database used
in NonStop SPAM. However, NonStop SPAM will automatically route data into new databases and
assign a sequential number to it in the NonStop SPAM Calendar.