gerd_renz3
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RE: UBE\'s \"waiting\"
On Unix you can. Each queue/thread is started seperately from a shell script. The QueueDelay value is passed as a parameter to each queue. The default is 5 seconds.
On NT servers you only have one QueueDelay value for all queues in the JDE.INI file. The default for NT is 30 seconds.
I never understood why there is such a big difference in the default values for Unix and NT machines. These values have not changed since B732.
Gerd
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On Unix you can. Each queue/thread is started seperately from a shell script. The QueueDelay value is passed as a parameter to each queue. The default is 5 seconds.
On NT servers you only have one QueueDelay value for all queues in the JDE.INI file. The default for NT is 30 seconds.
I never understood why there is such a big difference in the default values for Unix and NT machines. These values have not changed since B732.
Gerd
Em Wednesday, July 25, 2001 em 11:33:22 AM, [email protected] escreveu:
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