In addition to user-defined utility throttles, TASM imposes the following utility system limits.
Protocols | Limits | Delay/Reject | Utility Names |
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FastLoad+MultiLoad+FastExport | 60 | Delay |
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FastLoad+MultiLoad | 30 | Delay |
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FastLoad | 30 | Delay |
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MultiLoad | 30 | Delay |
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MLOADX | 30/120 | Delay | Teradata Parallel Transporter Update operator |
FastExport | 60 | Delay |
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Backup/Restore | 350 | Delay | Teradata DSA |
- When a utility system limit is reached, Delay is the default if there is no user-defined utility throttle with a reject option.
- The default limit for MLOADX jobs is 30. You can get a higher limit of 120 if you select the option for Support increased MLOADX job limits and increased AWT resource limits. If you select that option, MultiLoad throttles do not apply to MLOADX jobs.
The following figure shows the Support increased MLOADX job limits and increased AWT resource limits option.