This article explains the requirements for reloading the DBLibThresholdTime parameter within the AutoSys configuration file. It addresses whether a kill -HUP signal to the event_demon process is sufficient or if a service restart is required.
Does sending a kill -HUP signal to the event_demon process reload changes made to the DBLibThresholdTime parameter in the config.$AUTOSERV file?
No, sending a kill -HUP signal to the event_demon process does not trigger the scheduler to re-read the DBLibThresholdTime parameter. While kill -HUP reloads specific environment variables and debug settings (such as ISDBGACTIV), it does not apply to core database threshold parameters.
To apply changes to DBLibThresholdTime, perform a full stop and start (recycle) of the AutoSys Scheduler service. This requires a planned outage window.
Steps to update the parameter:
DBLibThresholdTime value in the $AUTOUSER/config.$AUTOSERV file.event_demon) service.