1.1.1

shutdown
Stops SQLFire in the current process. A successful shutdown always results in a SQLException indicating
that StopsSQLFire has shut down and that there is no longer a connection active.
shutdown=true overrides all other attributes that might be specified in the JDBC connection.
Description
falseDefault Value
connection (boot)Property Type
n/aPrefix
single-hop-enabled
Determines whether a JDBC thin-client driver connection provides single-hop access to data for queries that
are distributed to multiple SQLFire members. By default, the thin-client driver provides one-hop or two-hop
Description
access to data. See Connect to a SQLFire Server with the Thin Client JDBC Driver on page 117. See also
sqlfire.client.single-hop-max-connections on page 351.
falseDefault Value
connectionProperty Type
n/aPrefix
skip-listeners
If true, SQLFire does not propagate DML operations to configured DBSynchronizer, AsyncEventListener, or
EventCallBack (Writer and Listener) implementations. This is a connection-level property and applies only to
DML operations generated by the specific connection that enables the property.
Description
Note: This property does not affect WAN replication using a configured gateway. SQLFire always
propagates DML operations to an enabled WAN site.
falseDefault Value
connectionProperty Type
n/aPrefix
socket-buffer-size
Receive buffer sizes in bytes of the TCP/IP connections used for data transmission. To minimize the buffer
size allocation needed for distributing large, serializable messages, the messages are sent in chunks. This
Description
setting determines the size of the chunks. Larger buffers can handle large messages more quickly, but take
up more memory.
32768Default Value
connection (boot)Property Type
gemfire.Prefix
343
Configuration Properties