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==Description==
==Description==
You can specify a time interval, in seconds, during which new transactions, both User Language and IFAM are prevented from starting. If non-zero, the CPTS parameter gives in-flight transactions a chance to end before they are forced into sub-transaction wait. If all transactions end during the specified interval, a transaction checkpoint is taken instead of a sub-transaction checkpoint.The parameter applies only when sub-transaction checkpoints are activated: that is CPTYPE=1.  
You can specify a time interval, in seconds, during which new transactions, both User Language and IFAM are prevented from starting. If non-zero, the CPTS parameter gives in-flight transactions a chance to end before they are forced into sub-transaction wait. If all transactions end during the specified interval, a transaction checkpoint is taken instead of a sub-transaction checkpoint.The parameter applies only when sub-transaction checkpoints are activated: that is CPTYPE=1.  

Revision as of 10:07, 14 October 2014

Sub-transaction timeout in seconds

Summary

Default value
0
Parameter type
System
Where set
User 0's parameter line, resettable
Related products
All
Introduced
Model 204 V6.1

Description

You can specify a time interval, in seconds, during which new transactions, both User Language and IFAM are prevented from starting. If non-zero, the CPTS parameter gives in-flight transactions a chance to end before they are forced into sub-transaction wait. If all transactions end during the specified interval, a transaction checkpoint is taken instead of a sub-transaction checkpoint.The parameter applies only when sub-transaction checkpoints are activated: that is CPTYPE=1.

Note: When non multicursor IFAM updating threads are active the CPTS parameter may be ineffective, because for those threads transactions are always in progress.