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Specify the directory where the DDC file is located and where the log files will also be created.
Email only
(MAILCFG_SMTP_SERVER) - Specify mail (SMTP) server hostname
Specify the smtp mail server. Example: mail.google.com
(MAILCFG_USE_SSL) - Use SSL to connect to the mail server (yes/no)
The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a commonly-used protocol for managing the security of a message transmission on the Internet.
(MAILCFG_PORT) - Specify port for SMTP server (usually 25; for SSL, usually 465)
(MAILCFG_AUTH_USER) - If SMTP server requires username and password, specify the username. Specify OFF if no login is required
(MAILCFG_AUTH_PASSWD) - If SMTP server requires username and password, specify the password. Specify OFF if no login is required
(MAILCFG_FROM) - Specify the email address to be used as 'From:' address:
(NOTIFY_ALL_EMAIL) - Specify 'To:' address(es) to receive all emails (separate multiple addresses by ',') - OFF for empty list (you can specify success/alert addressee separately later)
(NOTIFY_SUCCESS_EMAIL) - Specify 'To:' address(es) for heartbeat/progress emails - OFF for empty list.
(NOTIFY_ALERT_EMAIL) - Specify 'To:' address(es) for alert (problem-reporting) emails - OFF for empty list.
(NOTIFY_SEQUENCE_DIFFERENCE) - How many plogs (redo plogs) must apply lag behind mine (or mine behind fetcher) to send notification?
(NOTIFY_SCN_DIFFERENCE) - How many SCNs must apply lag behind mine to send notification?
(NOTIFY_TIME_DIFFERENCE) - How long must apply lag behind mine to send notification (seconds)?
(NOTIFY_PROGRESS_DIFFERENCE_PERC) - How much must apply lag behind mine for any table to send notification (in %)?
(NOTIFY_CONFLICT_THRESHOLD) - How many conflicts must apply encounter to send notification?
(NOTIFY_DAILY_LIST_PROGRESS_TIME24) - When to send periodic progress summary email? (use 24-h format, separate multiple times by semicolon, e.g. '0630:1230:1830' or OFF to disable)
(NOTIFY_SEND_HEARTBEAT_TIME24) - When to send periodic heartbeat email? (use 24-h format, separate multiple times by semicolon, e.g. '0630:1230:1830' or OFF to disable)