| BWI_R_COUNTRY_MESS |
Use this to set the global message language, using the value
parameter to specify the country. The global value defaults to English and is used as the default for each handle.
Any message that is not available in the chosen language is returned in English. Use BWISetValue with item BWI_R_COUNTRY_MESS to set the language for an individual handle. | ||
| BWI_R_EX_COUNTRY |
Use this to exclude a country from the initialisation. Use repeatedly to exclude multiple countries.
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| BWI_R_INC_COUNTRY | Use this to include a country in the initialisation, excluding all other countries. Use repeatedly to include multiple countries. | ||
| BWI_R_MAX_HANDLES |
Use this to change the maximum number of handles that can be used at one time. This must be
between 16 and 32768. By default this is set to 256. You can use this to make sure that handles are being freed correctly by reducing the number of available handles during a stress test. If handles are not being freed, the core would quickly run out of available handles. | ||
| BWI_R_TABLE_SET | Use this to specify the Database Table Files set used by BWIInit. By default, BWIInit uses the standard set. Alternate sets are named with letter suffixes from a to b. You specify them by passing the equivalent value from 1 to 2 (1 for set a, 2 for set b). To use the standard set, pass 0. Set this to -1 to use Dynamic Update. The table set used is then maintained in a configuration file. You use Data Manager to enable Dynamic Update and create this file, for more information see the Data Manager User Guide. |
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