Note: You must specify a Load Manager
before you use PoolService. Also, if the specified server is not on
the same machine as the Load Manager, you must specify a spawner port
to use.
indicates that the Application Broker
and Application Server use only one socket for communication. Use
this only with servers Release 8.1 or later because it causes previous
releases to hang.
specifies the optional pool server
time-out (in minutes). The default is 60 minutes. A value of 0 indicates
immediate shutdown after processing the job. A server does not shut
down until all sessions have expired.
specifies the minimum number of servers to keep running.
This directive is optional.
specifies
the optional password used with the Username directive to start a
new server. If _PASSWORD is specified, the password is taken from
the client _PASSWORD field. A password that starts with an exclamation
point (!) character is assumed to be encrypted. This directive is
valid only if you have specified a spawner port.
begins a service
definition and accepts two values: a name and an optional short description
for the service. The name specified for the service is used as the
value for the _SERVICE field that is passed to the Application Broker
from the HTML information in the Web browser.
specifies the TCP/IP port number(s) or network service
name(s) used by the Application Broker to send requests to the Application
Servers. You can define multiple ports by separating their values
with spaces or by issuing the Port directive multiple times. Numeric
port ranges and symbolic names that are defined in the system services
file are supported. A number less than 256 indicates a count of the
maximum number of servers to start.
specifies the SAS command and arguments
that are necessary to invoke a new SAS session. It is usually the
fully qualified path to your SAS executable file or a shell script.
The argument SYSPARM must be included with the command. It must be
specified at the end of the command as shown in the template configuration file delivered with SAS/IntrNet
software. When you specify SasCommand on a Windows system, you must
include the .exe extension for the SAS executable file. On UNIX systems,
it is recommended that you use the -LOG /DEV/NULL option.
specifies the names of the physical machines on which
the Application Servers are installed. You can supply the DNS name
(for example, APPSRV.YOURCOMP.COM) or IP address (for example, 127.0.0.1)
of the machine. This directive is required with the pool service.
You can supply a value of LOCALHOST instead of a fully qualified DNS
name if the Application Server is running on the same machine as the
Web server.
specifies the port on which the SAS
Spawner is listening. The SAS Spawner is used to start new Application
servers for this service. This directive is optional.
Note: Some of the SAS Spawner
features cannot be used with pool services. For example, because the
Load Manager does not support data encryption, the SAS Spawner cannot
be started with
-netencrypt
or
-netencralg
indicates how many SAS servers to
start ahead of time when all current servers are busy. The default
is 0. This directive is optional.
specifies
an optional user name used with the Password directive to start a
new server. If _USERNAME is specified, the user name is taken from
the client _USERNAME field. A user name starting with a ! character
is assumed to be encrypted. This option is valid only if you have
specified a spawner port.