IBM Version 52 Computer Accessories User Manual


 
Recommendation Test Production Comments
EDI Encoder Service
EDI Envelope Service
R R As of Sterling B2B Integrator 5.2, the
EDI Encoder Service and EDI
Envelope Service notify the user of
an incorrect value or mismatch in
the Mode parameter by writing
information on how to correct the
problem in the status report of the
business process step. This can cause
a performance degradation in some
very heavy usage scenarios by
adding additional load on the
database. It is recommended that all
business processes that use the EDI
Encoder Service and/or EDI
Envelope Service be reviewed to
make certain they are using the
correct Mode parameter, and that the
values match in the business process.
v EDI Encoder Service should be set
as Mode. For example: <assign
to="Mode">IMMEDIATE</assign>
v EDI Envelope Service should be
set as MODE. For example: <assign
to="MODE">IMMEDIATE</assign>
Planning
Server node sizing NA C You should ensure that you have
sufficient computing capacity to
process peak transaction volumes.
Refer to System Requirements
documentation to get an estimate of
the processor, memory, and other
requirements.
You can also engage IBM
Professional Services to conduct a
capacity plan study of your system.
This study involves measuring your
system, and using the measurements
to forecast resource requirements at
anticipated peak processing periods.
Database disk sizing NA C You should ensure that you have
sufficient disk space for the database
server.
The size of the database disk
subsystem may vary from a few
gigabytes to several terabytes. The
size depends on the processing
volume, its complexity, and the
length of time you want to keep the
data active in the database.
JVM
Performance Management 7