Configuring RTMS

To install Sybase RTMS, simply install Adaptive Server, including the messaging license that RTMS requires (ASE_MESSAGING_TIBJMS for TIBCO JMS and ASE_MESSAGING_IBMMQ for IBM WebSphere MQ) . Follow the instructions in the installation guide for your platform. You must install Adaptive Server before you can configure RTMS.

Configuring the server to use RTMS

If you are using:
- Both MQ and JMS, enter:
```
sp_configure 'enable real time messaging', 1
```
- Only MQ, enter:
```
sp_configure 'enable real time messaging', 1, 'ibm_mq'
```
- Only JMS, enter:
```
sp_configure 'enable real time messaging', 1, 'tibco_jms'
```
The following must be correct for in order to enable real-time messaging:
- The path to your shared library environment
- The DLL libraries provided by TIBCO or IBM
- SYBASE licenses
- The SYBASE interface libraries from the CD
See the Real-Time Data Services Installation and Release Bulletin for details on paths and file names.

Install the RTMS stored procedures:

isql -i$SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/scripts/installmsgsvss

Grant messaging_role to the appropriate Adaptive Server logins:
```
grant role messaging_role to <login>
```
Increase memory configuration:
```
sp_configure 'messaging memory', <# of pages>
```
The default value is 400 pages. Increase this value if your application requires more memory.
Add the local server, if you have not already:
```
sp_addserver <local server name>, local
```
You must restart Adaptive Server for this command to take effect.
If you are using MQ, configure Q engines—which are Adaptive Server engines that perform only MQ client API calls:�
```
�sp_configure "max online engines", 11�
sp_configure "max online Q engines", 1�
sp_configure "number of Q engines at startup", 1�
```
If the existing max online engines parameter is set to 10, this example sets it to� 11 to allow one Q engine.

You must restart Adaptive Server for this change to take effect.