| Parameter | Specify . . . | Minimum | Maximum | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TNAA | the nonactivity time limit for access-only users. | 1 | 16 777 215 | 900 |
The TNAA parameter specifies the maximum elapsed time (in units of 1.048576 seconds) that an access-only user may be considered active without issuing an Adabas command.
If an access-only user exceeds the nonactivity time limit, action is taken as described in Adabas Timeout Feature.
If the SMPID parameter specifies a value greater than zero (that is, a multiprocessing nucleus), you may have to specify a larger TNAA value than for a normal nucleus. The chances of data contention are greater, and therefore more time should be allowed.
During this Adabas session, the nonactivity time limit for access-only users is about 30 minutes.
ADARUN PROG=ADANUC,TNAA=1800
You can override this parameter setting for an individual user or for all users:
Override the setting for an individual user by specifying a different value in the Adabas control block for an OP command. See the discussion of the OP command in the Adabas Command Reference documentation.
Override the setting for all users with an Adabas TNAA operator command or with the OPERCOM function of the ADADBS utility (described in the Adabas Utilities documentation).
