set format

 
[set rap_parallel_server=RAP-processing-servers-count]
[set nice=change-of-process-priority]
[set rap_listen_backlog=maximum-number-of-requests-that-can-be-placed-in-connection-queue]
 

rap_parallel_server=RAP-processing-servers-count

~<unsigned integer>((1 to 1024))<<1>>

If you change this operand's value while OpenTP1 is online, the KFCA00850-E message might be issued.

The reasons for this is that a shortage has occurred in the internal resources that had been allocated based on the operand value in effect before the change was made. You can prevent this from occurring by terminating OpenTP1 and then restarting it.

Note that when you change this operand's value, the required size of the static shared memory changes. For the formula for determining the memory size, see the manual OpenTP1 Version 7 System Definition.

nice=change-of-process-priority

~<unsigned integer>((0 to 39))<<0>>

The meaning of this value varies. In OpenTP1 for Windows, this operand's value is interpreted as follows:

nice operand value	Priority to be applied
0 to 9	THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL
10 to 19	THREAD_PRIORITY_BELLOW_NORMAL
20 to 29	THREAD_PRIORITY_LOWEST
30 to 39	THREAD_PRIORITY_IDLE

rap_listen_backlog=maximum-number-of-requests-that-can-be-placed-in-connection-queue

~<unsigned integer>((5 to OS's default value))<<OS's default value>>

The specification range and default value vary. The OS's default value depends on the OS being used. For details about the OS's default value (real value), see the Release Notes. There are no other differences.