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  1. Preface
  2. Installation Overview
  3. Before You Install or Upgrade
  4. Product Installation
  5. Upgrade from Dynamic Data Masking 9.8.3
  6. After You Install or Upgrade
  7. Uninstallation

Installation and Upgrade Guide

Installation and Upgrade Guide

Setting the Resource Boundaries

Setting the Resource Boundaries

Set the open file descriptor limit in the limits.conf file.
  1. Open the limits.conf file. You can find the file in the following location:
    etc/security/limits.conf
  2. In the limits.conf file, edit the Dynamic Data Masking user soft nofile and hard nofile parameters. The following text shows the limits set to 4000:
    <Dynamic Data Masking user> hard nofile 4000 <Dynamic Data Masking user> soft nofile 4000
  3. Log out and log back in to the Linux machine.
  4. Open a Server Control window and run the following commands:
    • server stop
    • server start
  5. To verify that you set the file descriptor limits correctly, run the following shell command:
    /proc/<Dynmaic Data Masking procedure ID>/limits

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