Interactive Timeout
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Interactive Timeout is Number of seconds server waits for activity on interactive connection before closing.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Rdf:type | Configuration Parameter | [1] |
| Description | Number of seconds server waits for activity on interactive connection before closing | [1] |
| Value | 28800 | [1] |
| Example Value | 28800 | [1] |
| Is Setting of | Mysql | [1] |
| Applies to | Interactive connections | [1] |
| Value in Seconds | 28800 | [1] |
| Affects | Interactive connection duration | [1] |
| Has Type | Time duration parameter | [1] |
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