Specifying the amount of inactive time before a timeout
You can specify how long your system waits for suspended processes.
Procedure
To specify the minimum number of seconds before a timeout can occur:
Specify a value for the IRLMRWT subsystem parameter (the
RESOURCE TIMEOUT field on installation panel DSNTIPI).
A
small value can cause a large number of timeouts. With a larger value,
suspended processes more often resume normally, but they remain inactive
for longer periods. The default value is 30 seconds.
- If you can allow a suspended process to remain inactive for 30 seconds, use the defaults for both RESOURCE TIMEOUT and DEADLOCK TIME.
- If you specify a different a different inactive period, consider how Db2 calculates the wait time for timeouts.