RTgms Options Summary


The table summarizes the relevant options available in all RTgms processes. These options can be modified using the setopt command in the RTgms startup command file.

Table 20 RTgms Options
Option Name
Type
Default
String
~
Numeric
10.0
Numeric
0.0
Numeric
10000000
Numeric
0.0
String List
UNIX:
pgm:_node:local.5104, 
pgm:_node:tcp.5104 
Windows:
pgm:_node:tcp.5104 
Numeric
0
Identifier List
UNIX: local, tcp
Windows: tcp
String
None
String
UNIX: vi
Windows: notepad
String List
echo, quit
Numeric
0.5
Numeric
10000000
Numeric
0
String List
rtworks
Numeric
1
Numeric
0
String
UNIX: /tmp/rtworks
Windows: %TEMP%\rtworks
String
default
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
None
String
/*
Identifier
rtworks
String
%g
Boolean
TRUE
Numeric
30.0
Identifier
gmd_failure
Numeric
15.0
String List
_node
Numeric
30.0
Numeric
1.0
Numeric
30.0
Numeric
5.0
String List
None
Identifier
unknown
String
_Node_Pid
Boolean
FALSE

Note that for the Conn_Names option, the default value is different for RTgms than it is for an RTserver. The pgm prefix results in RTgms using the PGM link driver. For example, in UNIX, the PGM link driver creates a server-side connection on TCP/IP, port 5104 on _node and also on local, port 5104 on _node. RTgms sends data out either on a multicast address (if the number of receivers meets the value set in the Group_Threshold option) or on the TCP/IP or local connection of the client.


TIBCO SmartSockets™ User’s Guide
Software Release 6.8, July 2006
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