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Several environment variables allow the network administrator to set license queuing preferences. These environment variables override settings within the application itself originally set by your vendor.
This environment variable allows the network administrator to set the maximum queue wait time for the License Manager computer on which the variable is set.
For example:
Operating System | Example | Outcome |
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Windows | SET LS_MAX_QWAIT_SEC=900 | Tells the License Manager to set the maximum queue wait time to 15 minutes (900 seconds) |
UNIX | export LS_MAX_QWAIT_SEC=900 |
This environment variable allows the network administrator to set the maximum time that the License Manager will hold a license for a requester once the license becomes available.
For example:
Operating System | Example | Outcome |
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Windows | SET LS_MAX_QHOLD_SEC=120 | Tells the License Manager to hold a license for 120 seconds for a user |
UNIX | export LS_MAX_QHOLD_SEC=120 |
This environment variable allows the network administrator to set the maximum queue length for the License Manager computer on which the variable is set. It can also override queuing preferences set in the application. Here are its possible values:
>If not set, then the application dictates whether the user is placed in a queue.
>Greater than zero: specifies the maximum number of users that can be in the queue.
>Set to less than zero: enables license queuing, even if the application’s default is not to place the user in a queue.
>Set to zero: disables license queuing for this License Manager.
For example,
Operating System | Example | Outcome |
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Windows | SET LS_MAX_QLEN=15 | Tells the License Manager to stop placing users in the queue when the queue has 15 users |
UNIX | export LS_MAX_QLEN=15 |
This environment variable allows the network administrator to set the maximum queue length for the reservation group on the License Manager computer on which the variable is set. It can also override queuing preferences set in the application. Here are its possible values:
>If not set, then the application dictates whether the user is placed in the group queue.
>Greater than zero: specifies the maximum number of users that can be in the group queue.
>Set to less than zero: enables license queuing, even if the application’s default is not to place the user in a group queue.
>Set to zero: disables group license queuing for this License Manager.
For example:
Operating System | Example | Outcome |
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Windows | SET LS_MAX_GROUP_QLEN=15 | Tells the License Manager to stop placing users in the group queue when the queue has 15 users |
UNIX | export LS_MAX_GROUP_QLEN=15 |