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<li>can be set using the Model 204 RESET command by any logged-in user</li>
<li>can be set using the <var class="product">Model 204</var> <var>RESET</var> command by any logged-in user</li>
<li>affect only the thread on which they are issued</li>
<li>affect only the thread on which they are issued</li>
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<li>[[JANDEBM parameter]] -- a bitmask parameter that controls the display of messages and data that
<li><var>[[JANDEBM parameter]]</var> &mdash; a bitmask parameter that controls the display of messages and data that
are destined for the browser while debugging a <var class="product>Janus Web Server</var> request with the JANUSDEBUG command (which is described further in [[JANUSDEBUG command]].
are destined for the browser while debugging a <var class="product>Janus Web Server</var> request with the <var>[[JANUSDEBUG command|JANUSDEBUG]]</var> command.
<li>[[SRSPARM parameter]] == a bitmask parameter that controls the behavior of the <var class="product>Janus Web Server</var> saved record set and $list functions -- [[$Web_Save_Recset]], [[$Web_Save_List]], [[$Web_Rest_Recset]] and [[$Web_Rest_List]].
<li><var>[[SRSPARM parameter]]</var> &mdash; a bitmask parameter that controls the behavior of the <var class="product>Janus Web Server</var> saved record set and $list functions: <var>[[$Web_Save_Recset]]</var>, <var>[[$Web_Save_List]]</var>, <var>[[$Web_Restore_Recset or $Web_Rest_Recset|$Web_Rest_Recset]]</var> and <var>[[$Web_Restore_Recset or $Web_Rest_Recset|$Web_Rest_List]]</var>.
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[[Category:Janus TCP/IP Base]]
[[Category:Janus TCP/IP Base]]

Revision as of 22:42, 19 March 2012

Some aspects of Janus behavior can be controlled by user parameters, that is, parameters that

  • can be set using the Model 204 RESET command by any logged-in user
  • affect only the thread on which they are issued

At logout, all Janus user parameters are set back to the values they had when the thread was defined, that is, during Online initialization.

A number of parameters affect Janus performance and operational characteristics, but the two primary ones are: