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mod_plsql
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PlsqlCacheCleanupTime
Specifies the time to start the cleanup of the cache
storage.
This setting defines the exact day and time in which cleanup should occur. The
frequency can be set as daily, weekly, and monthly.
■
To define daily frequency, the keyword “
Everyday
” is used. The cleanup starts
everyday at the time defined. For example,
Everyday 2:00
. This causes the
cleanup to happen everyday at 2 AM (local time) in the morning.
■
To define weekly frequency, the days of the week such as “
Sunday
”, “
Monday
”,
“
Tuesday
”, and so on are used. For example,
Wednesday 15:30
. This causes
the cleanup to happen every Wednesday at 3:30 PM (local time) in the
afternoon.
■
To define monthly frequency, the keyword “
Everymonth
” is used. The cleanup
starts at the Saturday of the month at the time defined. For example,
Everymonth 23:00
. This causes the cleanup to happen the first Saturday of
every month at 11:00 PM (local time) at night.
PlsqlCacheDirectory
Specifies the directory where cache files are written out by
mod_plsql
. This directory must exist or else Oracle HTTP Server will not start.
On UNIX, this directory must have write permissions by the owner of the child
httpd processes.
Category Value
Syntax
PlsqlCacheCleanupTime <Sunday-Saturday,
Everyday, Everymonth> <hh:mm>
Default Saturday 23:00
Example
PlsqlCacheCleanupTime Saturday 23:00
Category Value
Syntax
PlsqlCacheDirectory <directory>
Default none
Example
PlsqlCacheDirectory ORACLE_
HOME /Apache/modplsql/cache