PLBWEB_IDLE_MAX_TIMEOUT Keyword
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PLBWEB_IDLE_MAX_TIMEOUT={minutes}
This optional keyword defines the number of minutes that can elapse before an idle child task is terminated.
By default, the PL/B Web Server terminates any child task that remains idle for an elapsed time longer than 1440 minutes (i.e., one day) when this keyword is not used. Otherwise, this keyword sets the appropriate number of minutes that a child task can remain idle before being terminated. The minimum allowed (minutes} value is five (5).
Note:
1. A child task in the 'idle' state may or may not have control of a PWS pending licensed user count.
2. When the child task is terminated the PWS licensed user count is freed and available for any client logon requests.
3. If a new child task logon request is received, a pending licensed user count can be removed from the 'idle' child task and given to the new child task. If an 'idle' child task does not have a pending license count, it can only resume executing after it acquires a new license count. If a new license count can not be acquired, the 'idle' child task is terminated with an appropriate client browser error message.
4. Changes to this keyword take affect when a new user logon occurs which creates a new child task.
See Also: Child Task Management, Server Configuration Keywords, Server Command Line
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