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<para>A copy of the metakey is always stored on each Roxie server and in
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most cases is loaded into memory at startup to increase performance.</para>
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+ <sect3 id="RoxiePreferredCluster">
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+ <title>Preferred Clusters</title>
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+
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+ <para><emphasis role="bold">Preferred Clusters</emphasis> allows you to
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+ set priorities for clusters from which you want Roxie to copy files. If
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+ not otherwise specified Roxie copies from clusters in its own environment
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+ first. To enable the Preferred Clusters feature, you can use the HPCC
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+ Systems Configuration Manager. (for additional information about
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+ Configuring your HPCC System see <emphasis>Installing and Running the HPCC
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+ Platform</emphasis>)<figure>
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+ <title>Roxie Preferred Clusters</title>
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+
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+ <mediaobject>
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+ <imageobject>
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+ <imagedata fileref="../../images/RxPrefCluster.jpg" />
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+ </imageobject>
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+ </mediaobject>
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+ </figure></para>
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+
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+ <para>The Preferred Clusters tab can be found on the RoxieCluster page
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+ within the HPCC Configuration Manager.</para>
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+ <para>On the Preferred Clusters tab, you can add the name and the priority
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+ of your Roxie clusters. The highest priority number is the preferred
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+ cluster. To exclude a peer Roxie, add it to the Preferred Clusters list
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+ with a priority of 0. Roxie will then follow the priority specified in the
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+ Preferred Clusters list providing the highest priority to the Roxie
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+ cluster with the highest priority value when copying data.</para>
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+
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+ <para>You should number your priorities with a numbering scheme of at
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+ least (the number of clusters)+1. Use a higher number to allow you to add
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+ clusters later.</para>
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+ </sect3>
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<sect3>
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<title><emphasis role="bold">Command Line support</emphasis></title>
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