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Configuring IBM CMOD Cache Behavior
Inside the App Group Configuration inside the IBM CMOD Admin Client, choose the Storage Management Tab (#1) and click on the ‘Advanced’ button (#2).
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Configuring IBM CMOD Cache Behavior<br />
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Inside the App Group Configuration inside the IBM CMOD Admin Client, choose the Storage Management Tab (#1) and click on the ‘Advanced’ button (#2).<br />
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In the ‘Advanced Storage Management’ window, the Migrate Data from Cache pane (#3) changes CMOD’s behaviour when data is loaded into the Application Group, with the arsload utility.<br />
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When secondary storage is configured, you can choose to migrate it at the time data is loaded.<br />
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Choosing ‘Next Cache Migration’ loads the data to cache, then migrates it when arsmaint -m is run, generally overnight.<br />
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“After ‘X’ days in cache” is the same as Next Cache Migration in that migration happens when arsmaint is executed, except the documents must have been loaded for X days first.</div>Jderrick