User`s guide

IBM Lotus Notes, Domino, Domino Designer 8 Release Notes
Uninstalling the NSD service
The uninstall command unregisters NSD as a Win32 system service. NSD -svcuninst does not remove
any files from the system.
Use the following command to uninstall the NSD service:
–
svcuninst
Uninstalls the NSD Win32 service. Once uninstalled, Notes and Domino fault recovery will run NSD
as a child process for all attempts to invoke NSD.
This option is only useful when the NSD Win32 service is installed and is only available on Windows
versions of Notes and Domino.
The uninstall command is usually paired with the –svcstop command. For example, enter the
following to stop the NSD service, and then uninstall it:
nsd -svcstop -svcuninst
Domino Server
NSD output now includes DB2 information
NSD output now includes DB2 information.
The first structure is the master pool structure. There is one per process. The most useful pieces of
information here are the connectionCount (number of connections that have been allocated), the
availableCount (number of connections allocated but not currently in use), and the connected flag
(1=connected to DB2, 0=disconnected). In the example below, 300 connections are allocated, and all of
them are signed out of the pool, but the user is still connected to DB2. The pool is empty and the limit for
number of connections the user is allowed to create has been reached.
-------DB2NSF CONNECTION POOL-------
hashtableSize = 61
connectionCount = 300
connectionCountMax = 300
availableCount = 0
availableLimit = 0
reuseCountLimit = 0
connectionLimit = 300
connectionPrealloc = 225
affinitySize = 5
poolIndex = 4294967295
stats_requests = 154
stats_wait = 154
stats_nowait = 1
stats_affinity_hit = 5
stats_affinity_miss = 30
stats_affinity_fullmiss = 23
resizeCheckInterval = 500
resizeCheckLimit = 200
resizeIncrement = 1
resizeWaitPct = 1
resizeAffinityPct = 10
resizeStatsWindow = 1000
resizeMax = 300
createOnMissingKey = 1
recycleEntries = 1
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