Specifying Application Execution Settings
SQL Server 2005 Notification Services provides several application execution settings that you can set to tune your application. These settings control how often data is processed, how far the generator is allowed to fall behind the real-time clock, how events are processed, how much data can be received and sent, how distribution data is logged, and how often old data is removed from the database.
Important
You can choose to not specify application execution settings and use the Notification Services defaults. However, this is not recommended. You should at least specify quantum durations, quantum limits, distributor logging, and data removal.
In This Section
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Describes configuring how often the generator runs. |
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Describes configuring how far the generator can lag the real-time clock before it starts skipping event chronicle rules and subscription rules. |
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Describes how to configure the generator to process event batches in order or all at once. |
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Describes configuring how often Notification Services performance counters are updated. |
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Specifying Throttles for Events, Subscriptions, and Notifications |
Explains why you may want to limit the number of events, subscriptions, and notifications processed in a single quantum and how you specify the limit. |
Explains what data can be logged about notification distribution and how to configure logging options. |
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Describes what data can automatically be removed from the application database and how to configure the relevant settings. |
See Also
Tasks
Configuring Notification Services Event Logging
Other Resources
Defining Notification Services Applications