Name: sample.batch.templateddls
Owner: WASdev
Description: Sample DDL files to create batch runtime tables.
Created: 2014-08-27 14:18:47.0
Updated: 2014-09-19 15:05:57.0
Pushed: 2015-05-22 21:24:41.0
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Old tables (from previous beta versions) will no longer work.
Since the DB tables will now be auto-created on first access, the DDL templates are no longer required.
It is still possible to generate a DDL based on the server configuration, so that it can be customized and used to create the database tables manually.
We will probably post a DB2 z/OS sample template shortly.
As an alternative to relying on the default auto-creation of batch persistence database tables, you can also follow these instructions to manually create the tables.
Edit your server configuration (server.xml) so that your batch persistence references the database you wish to use to store the batch persistence tables within.
Run the ddlGen script:
lGen <server name>
Customize the generated DDL (i.e. hand off the DDL to your DBA for customization for your DB installation).
OPTIONAL: If you wish you can eliminate the possibility that your manually-created tables might not be used while the batch feature fails over to its auto-created tables unexpectedly. To turn off table auto-creation (and remove this possibility), on the databaseStore element you can set the createTables attribute to “false”, e.g.:
abaseStore ... createTables="false">