JADE Parameter Reference - TransferOptions

• Schema: BufferSize
• Mapping:
  • buffer_size
  • BufferSize

The maximum size of a data block is defined with this option.

• Schema: Transactional, Transactional
• Mapping:
  • transactional
  • TransactionMode

This parameter specifies whether a transfer should be processed within a single transaction, i.e. either all objects are successfully transferred or none.

Should an error occur during a transfer operation then all transfers will be rolled back.

When specifying the value true then the following applies:

• The AtomicSuffix parameter and AtomicPrefix parameter are used that cause target files to be created with a suffix such as "~" (default) and that causes the respective files to be renamed to their target file name after the transfer of all files has been successfully completed.
• If at least one file out of a set of files cannot be transferred successfully then no files will be renamed, instead the temporarily created files are removed from the target system.
• The parameter remove_files that causes files to be removed after successful transfer will be effective only after all files have been successfully transferred. Otherwise no files will be removed.

• Schema: RetryOnConnectionError, RetryOnConnectionError
• Release:
  • YADE-556 Availability starting with 1.12.13, 1.13.4.

To control reconnect behavior, the YADE has two options:

• RetryCountMax - number of reconnection attempts (for each single file transfer) if there is a connection failure
• RetryInterval - the wait interval between attempts

• Schema: RetryCountMax
• Mapping:
  • connection_error_retry_count_max
• Release:
  • YADE-556 Availability starting with 1.12.13, 1.13.4.

Sets for each single file transfer the number of reconnection attempts if there is a connection failure.

• Schema: RetryInterval
• Mapping:
  • connection_error_retry_interval
• Release:
  • YADE-556 Availability starting with 1.12.13, 1.13.4.

This option specifies the wait interval between attempts.

Possible values:

• <n> - duration in seconds, e.g.: 3s
• <n>m - duration in minutes, e.g.: 2m
• <n>h - duration in hours, e.g.: 1h

Combined values (with blank as separator):

• e.g.: 1m 30s