Soft Shutdown: Configure Timeouts

rdisp/shutdown/ load_balance_wait_time

This parameter defines how long the SAP kernel waits at shutdown for the sever to be deleted from the load balance information (state WAIT_FOR_LOAD_BALANCE_UPDATE). In this time, all requests can continue to be processed.

Value 0 means that the kernel does not wait, but goes directly into the next shutdown state.

rdisp/shutdown/ disable_login

GUI logons can be disabled during shutdown (state DISABLE_EXTERNAL_LOGIN). This is valid irrespective of user roles or authorizations.

rdisp/shutdown/ trigger_timeout

This parameter specifies a timeout for starting exclusive actions (state WAIT_FOR_END_OF_EXCLUSIVE_ACTIONS).

Value 0 means that the kernel does not trigger a timeout, and always waits until the autoabap has finished running.

rdisp/shutdown/ auto_logout

This parameter defines how long dialog users can be inactive for during the soft shutdown before they are logged out automatically (state WAIT_FOR_END_OF_SESSIONS).

If a value > 0 is specified here, the maximum waiting time is calculated from the minimum values of parameters rdisp/auto_logout and rdisp/shutdown/auto_logout.

The value 0 means that a timeout is not triggered when waiting. The soft shutdown then waits until rdisp/auto_logout has finished running. If this parameter is also set to 0, the soft shutdown waits until all users have logged off.

rdisp/shutdown/ j2ee_timeout

This parameter defines how long the soft shutdown waits for AS Java to end (state WAIT_FOR_END_OF_J2EE).

Value 0 means that the kernel does not trigger a timeout, and always waits until the AS Java has terminated.

rdisp/shutdown/ idle_wp_timeout

This parameter defines how long the soft shutdown waits for all work processes to be in waiting state (state WAIT_FOR_IDLE_WPS).

Value 0 means that the kernel does not trigger a timeout, and always waits until all work processes have the state waiting.