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Increases the number of file handles. | Increases the number of file handles. | ||
SET | SET SHELLHANDLESINC=<value> | ||
'''Note:''' This setting is | '''Note:''' This setting is available beginning with Warp 4 Fixpak #6. | ||
==Parameter== | ==Parameter== | ||
;Value: Is the number of handles by which the standard number of handles per shell process are increased. With a standard of 30 handles and SET | ;Value: Is the number of handles by which the standard number of handles per shell process are increased. With a standard of 30 handles and SET SHELLHANDLESINC=20, 50 file handles (30 + 20) are available to each shell process. | ||
Value can be any integer between 0 and approximately 255, but highly dependent upon available memory. | Value can be any integer between 0 and approximately 255, but highly dependent upon available memory. | ||
[[Category:Environment variable]] | [[Category:Environment variable]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:31, 9 August 2023
Increases the number of file handles.
SET SHELLHANDLESINC=<value>
Note: This setting is available beginning with Warp 4 Fixpak #6.
Parameter
- Value
- Is the number of handles by which the standard number of handles per shell process are increased. With a standard of 30 handles and SET SHELLHANDLESINC=20, 50 file handles (30 + 20) are available to each shell process.
Value can be any integer between 0 and approximately 255, but highly dependent upon available memory.