Sync Timeout

By default, a sync transaction is not limited by time. However, you can limit the sync time of an LUI to avoid bottlenecks and stuck instances.

If a timeout is set and the sync exceeds the predefined timeout, Fabric rollbacks the changes and throws the following exception: Timeout occurred.

A sync timeout can be defined either per session or at an LU schema level.

The Sync property in the LU Schema Properties tab has the following setting:

Timeout (sec) – Set a timeout in seconds for syncing LUI.
By default, this field = 0 whereby no timeout is defined for the LU schema, however it can be edited so that the Sync Timeout is defined in seconds.

Use the following command to override the Timeout set for the LU schema:

Syntax:

For example:

When Sync Timeout is defined on a session level, it applies to each sync on the LUIs, regardless of the Timeout value in the LU schema.

By default, a sync transaction is not limited by time. However, you can limit the sync time of an LUI to avoid bottlenecks and stuck instances.

If a timeout is set and the sync exceeds the predefined timeout, Fabric rollbacks the changes and throws the following exception: Timeout occurred.

A sync timeout can be defined either per session or at an LU schema level.

The Sync property in the LU Schema Properties tab has the following setting:

Timeout (sec) – Set a timeout in seconds for syncing LUI.
By default, this field = 0 whereby no timeout is defined for the LU schema, however it can be edited so that the Sync Timeout is defined in seconds.

Use the following command to override the Timeout set for the LU schema:

Syntax:

For example:

When Sync Timeout is defined on a session level, it applies to each sync on the LUIs, regardless of the Timeout value in the LU schema.