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    This document describes how to configure Java Virtual Machine (JVM) parameters using the Config Tool. It provides instructions for viewing and editing JVM properties on the template level, which apply to all instances, or on the instance level, which only apply to that specific instance. The steps include selecting the template or instance, choosing the VM Environment or VM Parameters tab, editing values in the custom property data section, and restarting AS Java for changes to take effect.

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    This document describes how to configure Java Virtual Machine (JVM) parameters using the Config Tool. It provides instructions for viewing and editing JVM properties on the template level, which apply to all instances, or on the instance level, which only apply to that specific instance. The steps include selecting the template or instance, choosing the VM Environment or VM Parameters tab, editing values in the custom property data section, and restarting AS Java for changes to take effect.

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    Configuring JVM Parameters

    Use

    This procedure enables you to view and edit the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) parameters using
    Config Tool. The JVM is used for running the AS Java and all deployed applications. You can
    change values in the configuration template or for a specific instance.

    If you want your settings to be valid for all instances, make the configurations on a template
    level.

    The template configuration is valid for those instances that do not have custom configuration.

    Note

    You cannot delete default or inherited properties but only custom ones.

    All the properties on an instance level are shown with their calculated values. That is, if a
    property has a link value (formula), in the table its calculated value is displayed. When you
    select the property, you can see its default link value in the Inherited Value field.

    Prerequisites

    Start the Config Tool by double-clicking the configtool script file in


    <SAP_install_dir>/<system_name>/<instance_name>/j2ee/configtool directory.

    Procedure

    Configuring JVM Environment Properties

    1. Choose the template or the instance you want to configure.


    2. Select VM Environment .
    3. Select a property from the table below.
    4. In Default/Inherited Property Data , you can see the default value of the property.
    5. In Custom property data , you can enter a new value for the property.

    Caution

    Avoid editing properties which values are not static (link values), such as DebugPort
    and ClassPath .

    6. Choose Set Custom Value .


    7. Choose .
    8. If you want to retrieve the default value of the property, choose Restore to Default
    Value .
    9. In order the changes to take effect, restart AS Java.

    Configuring JVM Parameters on Template Level

    1. Select the template.


    2. Choose  View    Expert Mode  .
    3. Select VM Parameters .
    4. In VM Type , you can make configuration changes that are specific for the selected
    JVM. These changes apply only if the current platform and vendor matches.

    The changes made in GLOBAL vendor apply to all vendors and platforms.

    Recommendation

    We recommend that you use sap vendor on all supported platforms.

    5. Via the following tabs you can configure the relevant template properties:
    o Memory - JVM memory settings.
     JVM heap size

    Recommendation

    If you want to increase the JVM heap size, we recommend that you
    change only the maxHeapSize . Enter the required memory value (in
    megabytes) in the Custom value field.

     JVM perm size

    If you enter an illegal value (for example, the value is not a number), the
    AS Java will not start. If you enter a value that is too low, the AS Java
    will experience problems and may restart.

    o System - all system properties usually specified with -Dxx=yy (for example, -
    DmyKey=myValue ).

    If you want to add a custom property, choose New . The Config Tool
    automatically adds -D to all newly-entered parameters.

    o Additional - any additional parameters, supported by the JVM (for example, -


    verbose:gc ). To add JVM parameters, choose New . The property is added to
    Custom parameters .

    The actual parameters used by a running JVM can be found in the development
    trace file of the corresponding server process.

    For example:

    Example

    key="-agentlib:myagent"

    value="port=12345,dir=C:/Mydir"

    This results in parameter: "-


    agentlib:myagent=port=12345,dir=C:/Mydir" .

    6. By default, all properties are enabled.


    7. To enable/disable a parameter from the Custom Parameters table, choose the parameter
    and then select Enable/Disable .
    8. To change the value of a property, select it from the table and in the Custom value field,
    enter the new value.
    9. Choose Set .
    10. Choose .
    11. In order the changes to take effect, restart AS Java.

    Configuring JVM Parameters on Instance Level

    1. Choose the instance you want to configure.


    2. Select VM Parameters .
    3. From the table below, choose the relevant parameter.
    4. Enter the new value in the Custom Value field.
    5. To enable/disable a parameter from the Custom Parameters table, choose the parameter
    and then select Enable/Disable .

    Note

    For more advanced tasks (for example, to use a different "vendor-platform"


    combination), choose  View   Expert Mode  and then go to VM Type .

    6. Choose Set .
    7. Choose .
    8. If you want to retrieve the default value of the property, choose Restore to Default
    Value .
    9. In order the changes to take effect, restart AS Java.

    Adding New JVM Parameters

    1. Choose the template or the instance you want to configure.

    Note

    To add VM parameters on a template level, choose  View    Expert Mode  .

    2. Choose the VM Parameters tab.

    It is not possible to add new memory VM parameters but only system and custom ones.

    3. To add a system parameter, choose System .


    o Enter a name as required.
    o Optional: enter a value and description.
    4. To add a custom parameter, choose Additional
    o Select a VM parameter from the list.
    o Optional: enter a value if the Value field is available
    o Predefined description appears automatically. You can change or delete it.
    5. The new VM parameter appears in the Custom Parameters table.
    6. Choose .
    7. In order the changes to take effect, restart AS Java.

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