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CASERVER and IDMSJSRV Task

In CA IDMS, you can define the INACTIVE INTERVAL on the CASERVER and IDMSJSRV task definitions to specify how long the task waits for a resource (this can be modified dynamically using the DCMT VARY TASK STALL INTERVAL command). This setting defines how long the task waits for a specific resource, such as a database record. This value often defaults to a SYSTEM setting and should be shorter than any client reply timeout setting. There is no timeout that can be set to specify how long the task should wait for the overall request to be satisfied (because the task is busy satisfying the request and is not waiting).