on 12-05-2007 8:08 AM
Hi everyone,
what is retry interval and poll interval. how are they used?
Regards,
Varun Reddy.K
Hi Varun,
Poll interval is an interval for that adapter wait to fetch data from the Input directory for a particular file for XI System to process. This is the time XI System wait. and then it will process. And ya one more thing, i don't think you can give a null value to Poll interval. you shud give some value atleast 1.
Retry Interval : This is interval is like after searching for the particular file in Input directory, id it doesn't found the file there it will retry again after the provided time.
Hope this will help you.
regards
Aashish Sinha
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HI varun,
<b>Poll Interval</b>:This is the tome interval set in adapter configuration after this Interval the Adapter has to lookup in the folder to pick up the file:
<b>Retry Interval</b>:This is used if the data is not sent to the target folder due to some error
After the message comes in error this is the time interval for try again to send the data
Thanks
sandeep
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<b>Poll interval</b> --> Additional waiting time in milliseconds.
If Poll Interval (Sec.) is set to null, processing times will be short and close to real time.
If Poll Interval (secs) and Poll Interval (msecs) are set to null, the adapter is only called once.
<b>Retry Interval</b> --> Number of seconds that the adapter is to wait before a SQL statement processed with errors is processed again.
If no value is specified, the value from Poll Interval (secs) is used.
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