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View or edit the JVM settings for a specific element:

●      Execute – specifies whether the selected cluster element is executable.

●      Java home

●      Max heap size

●      Java parameters

●      Classpath

●      Parameters

       1.      Choose General.

       2.      The settings are displayed, if you want to change them, then enter <Y> for “Yes”.

       3.      Enter the new value of each property.

View or edit the bootstrap properties for a specific element:

·        Max heap size

·        Java parameters

·        Classpath

·        Parameters

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       1.      Choose Bootstrap.

       2.      The settings are displayed, if you want to change them, then enter <Y> for “Yes”.

       3.      Enter the new value of each property.

View or edit the debug properties of a specific server process:

·        Debuggable – specifies that the selected server process is debuggable (that is, the “debug mode” feature for this server process is enabled)

·        Debug mode – specifies whether the server process is in debug mode

·        Restricted load balance – specifies whether the server process is part of the load balancing system.

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       1.      Choose Debug.

       2.      The settings are displayed, if you want to change them, enter <Y> for “Yes”.

       3.      Enter the new value of each property.

View or edit manager or service property:

You cannot edit the global properties. You can edit the local properties only since the changes will apply to the selected cluster element.

If you want to change the global properties, see Configuring the Global Properties.

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       1.      Choose Managers or Services.

       2.      To view manager or service properties, choose Get manager info or Get service info.

       3.      If you want to change a property, choose Edit manager info or Edit service info.

       4.      The managers or services are displayed, if you want to change particular manager or service properties, enter the corresponding number.

       5.      The properties are displayed one by one with their global default value, global custom value, local default value, and local custom value. If you change the global properties, the new values will be set as local properties. You can:

                            a.      Set a custom value by entering <E> on the command line

                            b.      Reset the custom values to the default values by entering <D>

                            c.      Reset the local properties values to the global values by entering <G>

                            d.      Skip all properties by entering <S>

Press Enter to view the next property.