Timeout value for remote service

We are running Tuxedo 6.5 on a Unix Sun Solaris system. We are also
using the SNA eLink Facility to access
CICS Transactions on a OS/390 Host System. We have Remote Domain
Service Definitions
(DM_REMOTE_SERVICES) for each CICS Transaction.
In the UBBCONFIG file we did define a application-wide timeout
value of 90 seconds (BLOCKTIME). But
a few transactions can run up to 4 Minutes. I don't really want
to increase the Blocktime value.
Does anybody know, if there is a way to specify a timeout value
for specific remote services.

Hi Richard,
Thanks for your answer.
I did some testing with the TRANTIME parameter, but
our application is still acting the same way.
I think the TRANTIME parameter only works with AUTOTRAN
set to Y.
Any other ideas ?
"Richard C. Harrelson, Jr." <[email protected]> wrote:
Jurgen,
I believe the TRANTIME parameter for the remote service
in the DMCONFIG (DM_REMOTE_SERVICES) sets the timeout
value. An example from mine:
GY550_SE AUTOTRAN=N
CONV=N
LDOM=VTM4R22
LOAD=50
PRIO=66
RDOM=FRITZ22R31
RNAME="ASERIESOLTP"
TRANTIME=30
API=ATMI
FUNCTION=APPC
"Jürgen Voss" wrote:
We are running Tuxedo 6.5 on a Unix Sun Solaris system.We are also
using the SNA eLink Facility to access
CICS Transactions on a OS/390 Host System. We have RemoteDomain
Service Definitions
(DM_REMOTE_SERVICES) for each CICS Transaction.
In the UBBCONFIG file we did define a application-widetimeout
value of 90 seconds (BLOCKTIME). But
a few transactions can run up to 4 Minutes. I don'treally want
to increase the Blocktime value.
Does anybody know, if there is a way to specify a timeoutvalue
for specific remote services.

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