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The attribute pmanager-queuedepth limits the number of resource requests that a
Partition Manager will handle at any time. If the attribute is undefined or set to NULL or
0, no limit is imposed. By default, it is set to 0.
If a limit is set and reached, subsequent resource requests by prun will block or, if the
immediate option to prun is set, fail. The blocked requests will not appear in the RMS
database.
To set the pmanager-queuedepth attribute, use rcontrol with the set command.
Specify attribute, give the attribute name and set the val argument to the required
value.
# rcontrol set attribute = pmanager-queuedepth val = 20
If you set a limit while the partition is running, you should also reload the partition to
make the limit take effect.
# rcontrol reload partition = par1
The attribute pmanager-idletimeout limits the amount of time an allocated resource
may remain idle. If a resource request exceeds this limit, it will time out with an exit
status of 125 and allocate will exit with the following message:
allocate: Error: idle timeout expired for resource allocation
If the attribute is undefined or set to NULL, no limit is imposed. By default, it is not set.
To set a limit, use rcontrol with the set argument. Specify attribute, give the
attribute name and set the val argument to the required timeout value in seconds.
# rcontrol set attribute = pmanager-idletimeout val = 5
If you set a time limit while the partition is running, you should also reload the partition
to make the limit take effect.
# rcontrol reload partition = par1
The attribute default-priority determines the default priority given to resource
requests. Priorities may range from 0 to 100. The default is 50.
To set the default-priority attribute, use rcontrol with the set command. Specify
attribute, give the attribute name and set the val argument to the required value.
# rcontrol set attribute = default-priority val = 75
The attribute grace-period specifies the amount of time in seconds that jobs are given
to exit after they have exceeded their time limit and received a signal to quit. It may be
set to any value between 0 and 3600, the default being 60.
RMS Commands 5-29