KeepaliveTimeout (KTO) protocol option

{ KeepaliveTimeout | KTO }=timeout-value

HTTP

HTTPS

timeout-value This integer specifies the length of time, in seconds, to wait between HTTP requests. If you do not want the connection to time out, specify KTO=0. In production environments, it is not recommended to set KTO=0 because, a rogue client could consume the database server's resources and prevent other clients from connecting.

60

This protocol option only applies for keep-alive HTTP requests. It specifies the maximum idle time permitted from the time the last HTTP request was received to the time when data is first received for the next HTTP request. Once data is received for a new request, then the timeout period, as defined by the Timeout protocol option, takes effect.

Timeout (TO) protocol option

dbsrv16 -n demo1 -xs https(port=443;
identity=C:\Users\Public\Documents\SQL Anywhere 16\Samples\Certificates\rsaserver.id;
identity_password=test;kto=50 demo.db

KeepaliveTimeout (KTO) protocol option

Syntax

Available protocols

Allowed values

Default

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Example