What does Limit to a single data page checkbox does?
hi,
For thread scope data page, there is a check box under Load Management tab called Limit to a single data page. Strangely enough, help doesn't describe the effect of ticking that box. Does anyone know what is the effect? Does it mean that only a single instance of the data page is kept on the clipboard regardless of the parameters? What will be a scenario for this checkbox to be useful?
Thanks.
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Pegasystems Inc.
AU
hi,
Thanks for the reply. It confirms what I suspect is the effect of the checkbox, but it doesn't really explain the underlying intended benefit of using it. I suppose it is only to reduce the number of data pages in memory when it is expected that the data page will be called with a very high number of different parameters.
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Please check the "Page limits" section in below link:
Page limits
For read-only data pages with a scope of Requestor or Node, select the Clear pages after non-use check box to force the system to delete the clipboard instances of the data page after an interval passes with no access. Subsequent attempts by a requestor to access the data pages cause the pages to reload. This setting does not apply to editable data pages.
When selected, this setting has different effects depending on the scope of the data page:
Please check the "Page limits" section in below link:
Page limits
For read-only data pages with a scope of Requestor or Node, select the Clear pages after non-use check box to force the system to delete the clipboard instances of the data page after an interval passes with no access. Subsequent attempts by a requestor to access the data pages cause the pages to reload. This setting does not apply to editable data pages.
When selected, this setting has different effects depending on the scope of the data page:
- Requestor scope – The data page instance that is created when any thread refers to the data page is removed when there are no more threads referring to it.
- Node scope – The system checks the Reload if older than fields on the Load Management tab of the data page rule. If the fields are blank, the system uses the value of the Dynamic System Setting DeclarePages/DefaultIdleTimeSeconds, which is set by default to 86400 seconds, or one day.
Pegasystems Inc.
AU
hi,
You do realise that the help page you quoted has no information about the "Limit to a single page" option, right? It only contains information about the "Clear Page after non-use" option.
Regards
Pegasystems Inc.
FR
Hello,
Have you seen the following on help file: http://vref074pgmt:6980/prhelp/procomhelpmain.htm#engine/data-pages/eng-data-pages-and-parameters-con.htm
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Pegasystems Inc.
AU
hi,
Thanks for the reply. It confirms what I suspect is the effect of the checkbox, but it doesn't really explain the underlying intended benefit of using it. I suppose it is only to reduce the number of data pages in memory when it is expected that the data page will be called with a very high number of different parameters.
Barclays
IN
I am unable to open given link ( http://vref074pgmt:6980/prhelp/procomhelpmain.htm#engine/data-pages/eng-data-pages-and-parameters-con.htm)
can you confirm it is still available or pass alternative link ?