When the updater instance modifies some objects, a cache invalidation request is sent to the other instances in the SAP CC Core Server system through the multicast service.
The CACHE_INVALIDATION_TIMEOUT parameter defines the maximum time in milliseconds for receiving all the instance acknowledgments for cache invalidation request.
If the acknowledgments are not received before the timeout expiration, all the data modifications are rolled back by the updater instance and a com.highdeal.hci.ServerFailure exception is returned to the client application or system connected to this updater instance.
The SAP CC Core Server system verifies the following constraints:
| Instance Type | Constraint |
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| Updater instances |
The parameter must be greater than or equal to
1000
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For more information, consult this section.
| Name | CACHE_INVALIDATION_TIMEOUT
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| Access (RO/RW) |
RW(-): Dynamic Read / Static Write
An immediate change is not possible.
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| Instance Type |
This system parameter is only available in the following type of instances in a running SAP CC Core Server system:
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| Default Value (Factory Settings) |
The predefined default value is:
You can use a default value to reset the runtime value or the restart value (persistent) in the Admin+ user interface. Note A default value is part of the factory settings of the SAP CC Core Server systems. It differs from the original value set during the installation or after the Customizing activities. In Admin+, you can reset a parameter value to this default value, but it is not recommended:
reset command.
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| Constraints |
The SAP CC system checks the following constraints:
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