Location3 (timeout duration)
- Last UpdatedFeb 14, 2023
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The Location3 attribute specifies the timeout duration in milliseconds. For example, if Location3 is 500, a response time longer than 500 milliseconds causes the interface to write I/O Timeout. Location3 requires a positive, whole number. The timeout duration can be up to a thousand seconds.
If Location3 is 0, the interface uses the value of the -wt startup-line command parameter as the timeout duration.
If neither Location3 nor -wt is set then the default timeout duration of 5 seconds is used.
Entering a negative value, such as -1, is not a valid option and would generate an error message.