TMF Management Programming Manual (G06.24+)

Commands and Responses
HP NonStop TMF Management Programming Manual—522420-002
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INFO BEGINTRANS
Tokens in Response Buffer
ZTMF-MAP-INFO-BEGINTRANS
is an extensible structured token containing the attributes of the BEGINTRANS
object. This token contains the following fields:
ZTRANSCOUNTTHRESH
indicates the upper and lower limits at which the number of active transactions
in the system automatically disables or reenables new transactions.
The first number is the lower limit, below which new transactions are
reenabled. The second number is the upper limit, above which new
transactions are disabled.
ZTMFLIBMEMTHRESH
indicates the upper and lower limits at which the percentage of CPU memory
allocated to the TMP automatically disables or reenables new transactions.
The first number is the lower limit, below which new transactions are
reenabled. The second number is the upper limit, above which new
transactions are disabled.
ZTMPMEMTHRESH
indicates the upper and lower limits at which the percentage of CPU memory
allocated to the TMP’s extended segment cause TMF to automatically disable
and reenable new transactions.
The first number is the lower limit, below which new transactions are
reenabled. The second number is the upper limit, above which new
transactions are disabled.
ZTRANSPERCPUCURRENT
indicates the number of transactions running currently in TMP and non-TMP
CPUs.
ZTRANSPERCPUCONFIG
indicates the configured maximum number of transactions that can run in TMP
and non-TMP CPUs.
ZAUTOABORT
indicates the number of seconds a transaction can remain active before it is
aborted automatically. If this value is 0, transactions survive indefinitely.