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4.3.5 Java Message Service connection pool sizes<br />

You can access the JMS connection factories and JMS queue connection factories from the<br />

administrative console in several ways:<br />

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Click Resources Resource Adapters J2C connection factories and select the<br />

factory name.<br />

Click Resources JMS Connection factories and select the factory name.<br />

Click Resources JMS Queue connection factories and select the factory name.<br />

Click Resources Resource Adapters Resource adapters and select the resource<br />

adapter name (for example, SIB JMS Resource Adapter). Then click Additional<br />

priorities J2C connection factories and select the factory name.<br />

From the connection factory admin panel, click Additional Properties Connection<br />

pool properties. Set the Maximum connections property for the maximum size of the<br />

connection pool.<br />

4.3.6 Java Database Connectivity data source parameters<br />

Data sources can be accessed through either of these paths:<br />

► Click Resources JDBC Data sources and select the data source name.<br />

► Click Resources JDBC Providers and select the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)<br />

provider name, followed by clicking Additional Properties Data sources and selecting<br />

the data source name.<br />

Connection pool size<br />

The maximum size of the data source connection pool is limited by the value of the Maximum<br />

connections property, which can be configured by clicking the Additional Properties <br />

Connection pool properties in the data source window.<br />

Increase the maximum number of connections in the data pool to greater than or equal to the<br />

sum of all maximum thread pool sizes.<br />

The following data sources typically must be tuned:<br />

► Business Process Choreographer (BPC) data sources for the BPEDB and associated<br />

message engine database (for BPEL business processes)<br />

► BPMN data sources for the BPMN databases and associated message engine databases<br />

(for BPMN business processes)<br />

► SCA application bus messaging engine data source<br />

► SCA system bus messaging engine data source<br />

► Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) bus messaging engine data source<br />

Prepared statement cache size<br />

You can configure the cache size of the data source prepared statement from the data<br />

source. Click Additional properties WebSphere Application Server data source<br />

properties.<br />

For BPEL business processes, ensure that each data source’s prepared statement cache is<br />

sufficiently large. For example, set the BPEDB data source prepared statement cache size to<br />

at least 300.<br />

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