File config.b64 of Package sapconf.4964

## Path:	Productivity/Other
## Description: Kernel Parameter Initializiation for SAP Systems on 64bit
## Command:	SAPinit

## Type:	integer
## Default:	8
#
# The minimum size in gigabytes of the TMPFS mounted on /dev or
# /dev/shm for 64bit systems. It should not be smaller than 8 GB.
#
TMPFS_SIZE_MIN=8

## Type:	integer
## Default:	5242880
#
# The minimum number of system-wide pages of System V shared memory.
# On 64bit systems this number should not be less than 20 GB divided
# by the size in bytes of one page. To determine the current page
# size run the command "getconf PAGESIZE"
# 
SHMALL_MIN=5242880

## Type:	integer
## Default:	21474836480
#
# The minimum size in bytes of the maximum shared memory segment that
# can be created. On 64bit systems this number should not be less
# than 20 GB (SAP Note 941735).
#
SHMMAX_MIN=21474836480

## Type:	integer
## Default:	1250
#
# The minimum number of the maximum of semaphores per semaphore set.
#
SEMMSL_MIN=1250

## Type:	integer
## Default:	256000
#
# The system-wide minimum limit of the number of semaphores in
# all semaphore sets.
#
SEMMNS_MIN=256000

## Type:	integer
## Default:	100
#
# The minimum number of the maximum of operations that may be specified
# in a semop(2) call.
#
SEMOPM_MIN=100

## Type:	integer
## Default:	8192
#
# The system-wide minimum limit on the maximum of semaphore identifiers.
#
SEMMNI_MIN=8192

## Type:	integer
## Default:	2000000
#
# The minimum number of the maximum memory map areas a process may have.
#
MAX_MAP_COUNT_MIN=2000000

## Type:	integer(50:90)
## Default:	75
#
# Size of the requested tmpfs in percent of the virtual memory.
# Depending on the size of TMPFS_SIZE_MIN, the size of the
# virtual memory (physical+swap), and the current size the
# maximum value is choosen (SAP Note 941735).
#
VSZ_TMPFS_PERCENT=75

## Type:        regexp(^@(sapsys|sdba|dba)[[:space:]]+(-|hard|soft)[[:space:]]+(nofile)[[:space:]]+[[:digit:]]+)
## Default:     ""
#
# The nofile limits within limits.conf(5) for the groups sapsys,
# sdba, and dba - SAP Note 1275776 - Linux: Preparing SLES for SAP environments 
#
LIMIT_1="@sapsys soft nofile 65536"
LIMIT_2="@sapsys hard nofile 65536"
LIMIT_3="@sdba soft nofile 65536"
LIMIT_4="@sdba hard nofile 65536"
LIMIT_5="@dba soft nofile 65536"
LIMIT_6="@dba hard nofile 65536"