User-Defined VP Classes and SINGLE_CPU

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User-Defined VP Classes and SINGLE_CPU_VP

Important:

Dynamic Server treats user-defined virtual-processor classes as if they were CPU virtual processors. Thus, if you set SINGLE_CPU_VP to nonzero, you cannot create any user-defined virtual-processor classes.

If you set this parameter to nonzero and then attempt to bring up the database server with the VPCLASS cpu value for num set to a value greater than 1, you receive the following error message, and the database server initialization fails:

Cannot have SINGLE_CPU_VP non-zero and CPU VPs greater than 1.

If you set this parameter to nonzero and then attempt to bring up the database server with a user-defined VPCLASS, you receive the following error message, and the database server initialization fails:

oninit: Cannot have SINGLE_CPU_VP non-zero and user-defined VP classes