set inbound_connect_timeout

Sets the INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT listener parameter.

Syntax

set inbound_connect_timeout timeout_value
                            [-gsm gsm_name]
                            [-save_config | -config_only]

Options

Table 2-92 GDSCTL set inbound_connect_timeout Options

Option	Description
-config_only	Update GSM.ORA only, without trying to connect to a running global service manager instance.
-gsm gsm_name	Specify the name of the global service manager that you want to start. If you do not specify a specific global service manager, then GDSCTL uses the current global service manager name for the session (specified with the command set gsm).
-save_config	Store configuration changes to GSM.ORA.
timeout_value	Specify in seconds the connection timeout value.

Usage Notes

• You must run this command on the host where the global service manager for which you want to set the INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT listener parameter resides

• You must have the privileges of the user who started the global service manager to run this command

• By default, parameter values changes remain in effect until the global service manager is shut down.

Example

Set the INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT listener parameter for mygsm to time out in 60 seconds:

GDSCLTL> set inbound_connect_timeout -gsm mygsm 60