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Configure the filewarmer.properties file
File warmer behavior is controlled by property settings in the filewarmer.properties file that are read by the FCC at startup. A sample of this file is provided at FMS_HOME/filewarmer.properties.template. Procedure Open the filewarmer.properties file in the FMS_HOME directory. If this file does not exist, copy the filewarmer.properties.template file to the FMS_HOME directory and rename it as filewarmer.properties. Set the filewarmer.filelist option to the name and location of the file containing the list of files to be warmed. If a list file is not specified, file warming is disabled. If the file is modified, you must restart the FCC for the changes to take effect. Set the filewarmer.interval option to the amount of time (in seconds) between warming updates. The default setting is 1800 (30 minutes.) Set the filewarmer.mapfiles option. If set to true, the system memory maps each file and reads a selected part of the data. This method is more efficient for files larger than a few tens of kilobytes. If set to false, the reading option is used. Set the filewarmer.readfiles option. If set to true, the system opens and reads each file into a large buffer. If both the mapping and reading options are set to true, the mapping option is performed first. What to do next For sample settings, see the FMS_HOME/filewarmer.properties.template file.
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