Setting a maximum waiting time for ECRTP to get a database connection [EBF 4.2.5]

A new -tc NN switch, where NN is a number in milliseconds, allows you to specify a maximum waiting time for ECRTP to establish a database connection. If a connection is or becomes available during that time period, ECRTP immediately stops waiting and starts using the connection. If no connection becomes available during that time period, it gives up waiting and returns with an error that says no database connection is available.

See “Setting a maximum waiting time for ECRTP to establish a database connection [EBF 4.2.5]”.

Inbound map runs

The option for the -tc NN switch is called “DBMS Connection Retry Time (msec)” and it appears on the Option 1 tab for inbound processing.

Applies to

Inbound maps.

ECRTP version

EBF 4.2.5

Resolves

CR#295784, 407159 and 407160

Command line syntax

The syntax for this switch is:

-tc NN

Setting a maximum waiting time for inbound map runs in Windows

Open the Run Inbound Map Acknowledgment window, or the Run Inbound Map window.
Click the Option 1 tab.
Enter a value in DBMS Connection Retry Time (msec).

The default NN value for this switch is 1000 msec, where msec refers to milliseconds. It can take a range of values between 0 and 21600000 milliseconds (6 hours).

Outbound map runs

The option for the -tc NN switch is called “DBMS Connection Retry Time (msec)” and it appears on the Option 1 tab for outbound processing.