Modify Resource Limits

When you define a UNIX job, you can set the job to modify resource limits. For example, you can define a job that modifies the maximum core file size and CPU time on the UNIX computer.

To modify resource limits in a UNIX job, specify the ULIMIT statement in the job definition.

Example: Specify Multiple ulimit Values

This example runs the procrun.sh script on the UNIXAGT agent. The job modifies the following resource limits on the UNIX computer:

The core file size limit is 100 KB (soft limit). The size can increase to 200 KB (hard limit).
The stack size limit is 250 KB (soft limit). The size can increase to 300 KB (hard limit).
The CPU time limit is 1000 seconds (soft limit). The time can increase to 4000 seconds (hard limit).

The process virtual size limit is 3332 KB (soft limit). The size can increase to an unlimited value.

AGENT UNIXAGT
SCRIPTNAME /ul/procrun.sh
ULIMIT TYPE(C) SOFT(100) HARD(200)
ULIMIT TYPE(S) SOFT(250) HARD(300)
ULIMIT TYPE(T) SOFT(1000) HARD(4000)
ULIMIT TYPE(M) SOFT(3332) HARD(unlimited)