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+MAXIDLE

The +MAXIDLE parameter specifies the number of minutes a server remains idle before shutting down.

When a server job has been idle for the specified number of minutes, the master instructs it to shut down. This parameter can be useful when a job uses many servers, and you are using only one of those servers towards the end of processing. The unnecessary server jobs end. This frees up their initiators.

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10

(default) Server remain idle for 10 minutes before shutting down. The job continues its work.

maxIdleTime

An integer representing the amount of time in minutes a server remains idle before shutting down. The maximum maxIdleTime value is 255.

Example
+MAXIDLE(20)

Processing allows a server to remain idle for 20 minutes before shutting the server down because it is not being used.

Important

For the rules that apply to parameter syntax, see Parameter syntax rules.

Related topic

Global-parameters-UTLPARMS

 

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