The length of time for which the scripts on a page must be inactive, for the connector to determine that the scripts are finished and the page can be processed.
Some web pages contain scripts that never finish. For example, a page might contain a script that performs an AJAX request and then schedules itself to run again five seconds later. During the five-second interval between the script completing and running again, the script is inactive.
HPE recommends using a short time duration, because the connector must wait for at least the specified amount of time for every page that contains scripts. Increasing the duration of ScriptInactivityTimeout
could significantly increase the time required to complete a synchronize cycle.
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![]() The value of this parameter is a time duration. Specify the duration in the following format: 1years 2months 3weeks 4days 5hours 6minutes 7.8seconds You can omit any of the individual durations when they are not required: 6minutes 7seconds You can also shorten the string by abbreviating the units to their first letter (months abbreviates to m, minutes to n): 6n 7s If you want to specify the value in seconds, no units are required: 60 The following are all equivalent: 1minute 3seconds |
Default: | 0.5s |
Required: | No |
Configuration Section: | TaskName or FetchTasks |
Example: | ScriptInactivityTimeout=0.2s
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