raise_errors_if_no_files

Parameter description: Specifies whether distinguish between the problems "the number of imported file records is empty" and "the imported file does not exist". If this parameter is set to true and the problem "the imported file does not exist" occurs, GaussDB(DWS) will report the error message "file does not exist".

Type: SUSET

Value range: Boolean

• on indicates the messages of "the number of imported file records is empty" and "the imported file does not exist" are distinguished when files are imported.
• off indicates the messages of "the number of imported file records is empty" and "the imported file does not exist" are not distinguished when files are imported.

Default value: off

partition_mem_batch

Parameter description: Specifies the number of buffers. In order to optimize the inserting of column-store partitioned table in batches, the data is buffered during the inserting process and then written in the disk. If the value is too large, much memory will be consumed. If it is too small, the performance of inserting column-store partitioned tables in batches will deteriorate.

Type: USERSET

Value range: 1 to 65535

Default value: 256

partition_max_cache_size

Parameter description: Specifies the size of a data buffer. To optimize batch insertion to column-store partitioned tables, data is buffered during the insertion and then written into disks in batches. If the value is too large, much memory will be consumed. If it is too small, the performance of data insertion to column-store partitioned tables will deteriorate.

Type: USERSET

Value range:

• Column-store partitioned table: 4096 to INT_MAX/2. The unit is KB.

Default value: 2 GB

gds_debug_mod

Parameter description: Specifies whether to enable the debug function of Gauss Data Service (GDS). This parameter is used to better locate and analyze GDS faults. After the debug function is enabled, types of packets received or sent by GDS, peer end of GDS during command interaction, and other interaction information about GDS are written into the logs of corresponding nodes. In this way, state switching on the GaussDB state machine and the current state are recorded. If this function is enabled, additional log I/O resources will be consumed, affecting log performance and validity. You are advised to enable this function only when locating GDS faults.

Type: USERSET

Value range: Boolean

• on indicates that the GDS debug function is enabled.
• off indicates that the GDS debug function is disabled.

Default value: off