Version 10.1
- New Features and Changes (10.1 HotFix 1)
  - New Features (10.1 HotFix 1)
- New Features and Changes (10.1)
  - New Features (10.1)
  - Changes (10.1)
    - SOAP Response
Version 10.0
- New Features and Enhancements (10.0 HotFix 1)
  - New Features (10.0 HotFix 1)
  - Changes (10.0 HotFix 1)
    - Record Identifiers
    - Session Pooling
- New Features and Changes (10.0.0)
  - New Features (10.0.0)
    - High Availability with ZooKeeper
    - SEARCH and FILE Definitions
  - Changes (10.0.0)
Version 9.5.4
- New Features and Changes (9.5.4)
  - New Features (9.5.4)
  - Changes (9.5.4)
    - Updated Libraries
    - XML Search Service
Version 9.5.3
- New Features and Changes (9.5.3 HotFix 2)
  - New Features (9.5.3 HotFix 2)
  - Changes (9.5.3 HotFix 2)
    - Organization_Name Field
- New Features and Changes (9.5.3)
  - New Features (9.5.3)
  - Changes (9.5.3)
Version 9.5.2
- New Features and Changes (9.5.2)
  - New Features (9.5.2)
  - Changes (9.5.2)
    - Rulebase Server Groups
      - idsdown
      - Connection Reuse
    - Synchronizers
      - updmulti
Version 9.5.0
- New Features and Changes (9.5.0 HotFix1)
  - New Features (9.5.0 HotFix 1)
  - Changes (9.5.0 HotFix 1)
    - Rulebase Server Group
    - Name3 Workbench User Interface

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Rulebase Server Group

In an environment that uses Rulebase Server Group, when you start a Rulebase or Search Server, you can use the following additional parameters:

-e

. Indicates not to shut down the secondary servers when the primary server shuts down.

-o<Restart Option>

. Defines the behavior of the server after the connection to the database is lost.

-t<Number of Retries>,<Frequency>

. Maximum number of attempts for the secondary server to establish the database connection and the time interval between two attempts.

-w<Frequency>,<Priority>

. Polling frequency and the priority for the server.

For more information about the Rulebase Server Group, see the

Informatica

Identity Resolution

Operations Guide

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