The INTERVAL keyword defines a four-character numeric value that is used to indicate how often USSF wakes up to scan the file system. The value is in seconds and must be four characters in length. The default value for interval is 10 seconds.
Example: Wait Two Seconds
In the following example, USSF waits two seconds after completion of the previous scan to rescan the file system.
Interval=0002
Note: The interval specifies a frequency between scans. If USSF is monitoring 10 files, a scan-cycle will include a search for all 10 file names specified. The "interval" value is a wait time between cycles. If INTERVAL is specified more than once, the last entry will be in effect. The interval can be modified in real time.
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