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ContentsNullableLengthTypeColumn Name
Specifies whether you need to
manually start the listener with
SYS.START_ASYNC_EVENT_LISTENER.
false1BOOLEANMANUAL_START
Indicates whether SQLFire
should conflate messages for
this listener.
false1BOOLEANBATCH_CONFLATION
The maximum number of
messages that a batch can
contain for this listener.
false10INTEGERBATCH_SIZE
The maximum number of
milliseconds that can elapse
false10INTEGERBATCH_TIME_INTERVAL
between sending batches to the
listener.
Indicates whether SQLFire
persists the listener event queue
to disk for high availability.
false1BOOLEANIS_PERSISTENCE
The name of a disk store to use
for persisting the listener event
queue.
true32672VARCHARDISK_STORE_NAME
The maximum amount of
memory in megabytes that the
false10INTEGERMAX_QUEUE_MEMORY
queue can consume before
overflowing to disk.
The maximum number of
milliseconds that an event can
false10INTEGERALERT_THRESHOLD
remain in this queue before
SQLFire logs an alert.
Indicates whether the listener is
currently running.
false1BOOLEANIS_STARTED
GATEWAYRECEIVERS table
Describes the configuration of gateway receiver configurations in SQLFire.
The following table shows the contents of the GATEWAYRECEIVERS system table. See CREATE
GATEWAYRECEIVER on page 441 for more information about individual columns.
Table 10: GATEWAYRECEIVERS system table
ContentsNullableLengthTypeColumn Name
The unique name for this
receiver.
false128VARCHARID
The port number on which this
gateway receiver listens for
false10VARCHARRUNNING_PORT
connections from remote
gateway senders.
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