Setting resources
Resources are more static than environment variables and cannot be defined by end users.
This table shows the files where administrators can set resources:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| ${BSE}/lib/defaults/bootstrap | This file is read early in the startup of the bshell. It can
be used to set resources that must be set before a communication with the user
can even begin. For example, when all such communication, even error messages
about the initialization process, must be encrypted. See the
fips_140_mode and ssl resources. |
| ${BSE}/lib/user/u<user> | The user file of a specific user. Administrators can edit this file to set
resources for a user. Note: Resource settings that were added manually are lost when the
user data is converted to runtime.
|
| ${BSE}/lib/defaults/<binary> | This is for internal use by Infor only. For example, resources for the bshell executable can be set in the ${BSE}/lib/defaults/bshell6.2 file. |
| ${BSE}/lib/defaults/db_resource | This file is used to set database driver related resources,
such as
bdb_max_session_schedule and
bdbreconfig_parallel.
|
| ${BSE}/lib/defaults/all | This file is used to set remaining global resources. |
To set a resource in the mentioned files, use this syntax:
<resource name>:<value>For example:
use_shm_info:0Note: To overrule a resource, users can use the corresponding environment
variable in their
LN UI/Web UI
user profile or BW configuration.