Property
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Description
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wt.manager.cmd.param.5
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Globally defines queue groups to a method server when running a single background method server.
Default is Default.
For additional information, see Configuring Background Method Servers.
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wt.manager.cmd."+ServiceName+"param.5
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Assigns queue groups for a specific background method server (ServiceName) when running more than one background method server.
For additional information, see Configuring Background Method Servers.
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wt.queue.execEntriesCount
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Specific to process queues, defines the number of entries queried from the queue to be executed. This property also controls the thread pool size for pool queues if not specifically defined for these queue types.
Default is 6.
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wt.queue.executeQueues
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Establishes whether a method server is used to execute background queues. Set this property to false when you do not want a method server to execute any background queues. Setting this property to false overrides any wt.queue.queueGroup property that is set.
Default is false.
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wt.queue.max.processQueues
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Sets the maximum number of process queues that the queue service creates before throwing an exception.
Default is 25.
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wt.queue.max.scheduleQueues
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Sets the maximum number of schedule queues that the queue service creates before throwing an exception.
Default is 16.
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wt.queue.PoolQueue."+queueName+".threadPoolSize
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Specific to pool queues, defines the number of entries queried from the queue to be executed. This property also controls the size of the thread pool for this pool queue. You should configure this property for existing pool queues.
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wt.queue.removeCompleted
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Specifies whether successfully completed entries are removed from the Windchill database. If they are not removed, they can overflow the database storage capacity.
Default is true (to remove).
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wt.queue."+queueName+".removeFailedEntries
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Determines whether failed entries are automatically removed.
Default is false (to not remove).
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wt.queue."+queueName+".exceptionRetries
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Determines whether failed execution entries are retried. These retries occur back to back, with no wait time.
Default is 0.
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