Settings in All Productions
Summary
All productions have the following settings:
| Group | Settings |
|---|---|
| Informational Settings | Description |
| Basic Settings | Actor Pool Size |
| Additional Settings | Shutdown Timeout, Update Timeout |
| Development and Debugging | Testing Enabled, Log General Trace Events |
Actor Pool Size
Number of system jobs available in a public pool of jobs for use by business processes that have no private pool of jobs. Allow enough for requests to keep moving through the message queues, but no more.
For a full discussion of appropriate pool sizes for different types of production, see Pool Size and Actor Pool Size.
Description
Comments that describe the production.
Log General Trace Events
Trace messages are informational text messages that InterSystems IRIS can deliver to the Terminal window and, optionally, to the Event Log. Trace messages are unrelated to Visual Trace, which provides a graphical view of production message objects as they travel through a production.
By default, the Log General Trace Events check box is clear. When selected, it enables logging of all trace messages issued by production elements that are not business hosts. Logging means that InterSystems IRIS automatically stores copies of these trace messages in the Event Log.
Each business host has its own Log Trace Events setting, which controls logging of trace messages from that business host. There is no overlap or interaction between these settings. Log General Trace Events does not override or provide a default value for Log Trace Events.
Shutdown Timeout
How long in seconds to wait while attempting to shut down a production before forcing the shutdown. The value must be between 0 and 3600 (or one hour). The default value is 120.
Testing Enabled
Select this check box to enable use of the Testing Service pages to test this production. Clear this check box to disable the testing service.
Update Timeout
How long in seconds to wait while attempting to update the configuration for a production that is busy, before abandoning the update. The value must be between 0 and 3600 (or one hour). The default value is 10.
