Timeout for setting flag to TPETIME

tpgetrply() will wait for the reply of tpacall(). When waiting for that, timeout may happen. If tpgetrply fails and tperrno is set to TPETIME(unless flag is set to TPNOTIME), timeout will happen.
My question is that if flag is not set, whether timeout will happen or not?
Thx for your reply.

Bill,
The TPNOTIME flag needs to be set on both the tpacall() and the tpgetrply() in order to avoid blocking timeout. (As mentioned in the documentation, it is still possible for a transaction timeout to happen if your application is in a transaction.)
If a particular tpacall() is expected to take longer than other calls but is eventually expected to complete, you may want to consider the use of the tpsblktime() API, which is available in Tuxedo 9.0 and later. tpsblktime() lets you set a blocktime on a per-call basis, which will give the long-running call the time it needs to complete while ensuring that your application will not hang indefinitely waiting for a reply.
Regards,
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