TS/MP System Management Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

SERVER Commands
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SET SERVER Command
DELETEDELAY number { HRS | MINS | SECS }
specifies the maximum amount of time a link between a link manager, such as a
LINKMON process or TCP, and a dynamic server process in a server class can
remain idle before the link manager automatically returns the link to the dynamic
server.
number must be a value within one of these ranges:
0 through 16,383 SECS
0 through 1092 MINS
0 through 18 HRS
If you omit this attribute, the default is 10 MINS.
If a LINKMON process is unable to implement a DELETEDELAY timer due to a
system resource problem, the LINKMON process assumes DELETEDELAY is 0
and returns the link to the PATHMON process.
This attribute is valid for Guardian and OSS server processes.
ENV name=value
specifies one or more OSS environment variables sent to OSS server processes in
the server class. Multiple environment variables can be specified in a single
command as a list of name-value pairs, separated by commas, or each variable
can be specified in a separate SET SERVER ENV command. Within a server
process, environment variables are available as an array of null-terminated strings,
ending with a null pointer, pointed to by the external variable environ [].
You can specify from 3 through 24,000 characters for the ENV attribute. (The
length is calculated as the number of bytes of storage needed, in other words, the
length after any quotes have been removed and a null byte added for each
environment variable.) However, the total length of the values set for all ARGLIST
and ENV values must not exceed 24,000 characters. The string value can be a
null value. If you omit this attribute, no environmental information is sent to the
server processes in this server class.
If a name or value includes blanks, quotes, commas, or semicolons, use the same
rules as those for presenting names and values in PATHCOM; in other words, the
entire list must be enclosed in quotes. However, PATHCOM does not use blanks
directly before or after the equal sign (=) if they are not enclosed in quotes. For
examples, see the description of the ARGLIST attribute.
Caution. Neither PATHCOM nor the PATHMON process checks for escape sequences in an
environment list. If escape sequences or other nonprintable characters are included in an
environment list, they are passed as input to PATHCOM, and unexpected results might occur.
HP recommends that all characters specified for the ENV attribute be ASCII printable. To
specify escape sequences in an environment list, HP recommends that you use the SPI
management programming interface; see the
TS/MP Management Programming Manual .