Where are the Teleview timeout values defined?
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Where are the Teleview timeout values defined?

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Teleview TELEVIEW- PACKAGE TPX - Session Management

Issue/Introduction

Where are the Teleview timeout values defined. 

Resolution

Timeout values specific to Teleview are defined in the Teleview Administrator Guide (reference TIMEOUT keyword in the index) and can be defined as follows:

  • Teleview library VOPTIONS, member TIMEOUT, is delivered with system wide default timeout values that can be customized.
    The format of the TIMEOUT record is documented below. The values of each timeout option should be coded as eight hexadecimal numbers. Do not leave any of the columns blank. For example, to change a 15 second timeout value to 20 seconds, code
    000007D0 instead of 000005DC
Event Unit of Time Default
TELEVIEW TRUNK 1/100th second 000005DC (15 Seconds)
SESSION BIND 1/100th second 00000BB8 (30 Seconds)
CONFIG REFRESH 1/100th second 000005DC (15 Seconds)
VTAM PRINTER 1/100th second 00000BB8 (30 Seconds)
UNCONDITIONAL TERMSESS 1 second 0000005A (90 seconds)
2ND LEVEL TERMINAL TIMEOUT 1 minute (no default)
INHERITANCE TOKEN TIMEOUT 1/100th second 000003E8 (10 seconds)

 

Column Description
1-8 TRUNK TIMEOUT
10-17 SESSION BIND TIMEOUT
19-26 CONFIG REFRESH TIMEOUT
28-35 VTAM PRINTER TIMEOUT
37-44 UNCONDITIONAL TERMSESS TIMEOUT
46-53 SECOND LEVEL TERMINAL TIMEOUT
55-62 INHERITANCE TOKEN TIMEOUT

 

  • Timeouts can be established at the terminal level, the profile-application level, and the userid level by accessing the respective definition (terminal/profile/userid) and setting the timeout minutes 'To' value and, optionally, an application timeout minutes 'Ato' value for all applications.
  • Timeouts can be established at the individual application level via accessing the application definition and setting the 'To' timeout minutes value.
  • You can implement a TIMEOUT exit for an application or a terminal. ATX is the application exit and TTX is the terminal exit.