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Sets the Java virtual machine options and forces the virtual machine to load on startup.
mlsrv10 -c "connection-string" -sl java ( options ) ...
Sets -jrepath and other options to pass directly to the Java virtual machine. The options are:
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Option |
Description |
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-hotspot | -server | -classic |
Override the default choice for the Java VM to use. |
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-cp location;... |
Specify a set of directories or jar files in which to search for classes. Instead of -cp, you can also use -classpath. |
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-Dname=value |
Set a system property. For example, -Dsynchtype=far -Dextra_rows=yes |
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-DMLStartClasses=classname, ... |
At server startup, load and instantiate user-defined start classes in the order listed. |
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-jrepath path |
Override the default JRE path, which is the install-dir\Sun\jre150 directory. |
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-verbose [ :class |:gc | :jni ] |
Enable verbose output. |
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-X vm-option |
Set a VM-specific option as described in the file install-dir\Sun\jre150\bin\client\Xusage.txt. |
To display a list of Java options you can use, type:
java
Options must be enclosed in brackets. These can be round brackets, as shown in the syntax above, or curly braces { }.
The -jrepath option is only available on Windows. On UNIX, if you want to load a specific JRE, you should set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH (LIBPATH on AIX, SHLIB_PATH on HP-UX) to include the directory containing the JRE. The directory must be listed before any of the SQL Anywhere installation directories.
On Unix, the -cp options must be separated with colons.
For example, on Windows the following partial mlsrv10 command line sets the Java virtual machine option that enables system asserts:
mlsrv10 -sl java (-cp ;\myclasses; -esa) ...
On Windows, the following partial mlsrv10 command line defines the LDAP_SERVER system property:
mlsrv10 -sl java ( -cp ;\myclasses; -DLDAP_SERVER=huron-ldap ) ...
The following partial mlsrv10 command line works on Unix:
mlsrv10 -sl java { -cp .:$CLASSPATH:/opt/myclasses:/opt/my.jar: }