This Natural profile and session parameter determines the maximum amount of CPU time which can be used by a Natural program.
Important:
In server environments where the server itself runs without any
operating system controlled CPU time limit, it is strongly recommended to set
the profile parameter MT
to a non-zero value to prevent
the formation of endless loops caused e.g. by application errors. This
recommendation applies to Natural RPC and Natural Development Server
servers.
Possible settings | 1 - 9999999 |
Maximum amount of CPU time in
seconds.
Notes:
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0 |
MT=0 defines that no
Natural CPU time limit is to be in effect.
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Default setting | 60 |
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Dynamic specification | yes | ||
Specification within session | yes | ||
Applicable statements | SET
GLOBALS |
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Applicable command | GLOBALS |
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Application programming interface | USR1005N |
See SYSEXT - Natural Application Programming Interfaces in the Utilities documentation. |
Notes:
NEXT
mode or by means of a FETCH
statement, that is, on
program level 1. In non-batch mode (Natural Development Server, Natural for
TSO), CPU time measurement is restarted at every terminal I/O.
MT
can be overridden by the session parameter
MT
.