Neoview Workload Management Services Guide (R2.5)

Specifies the frequency, in seconds, at which WMS collects runtime
statistics for all executing queries being managed by WMS. Range is
5 through 300 seconds. If not specified, the interval is 5 seconds by
default.
STATS_INVERVAL stats-interval
Specifies the frequency, in seconds, at which WMS evaluates the
execution rules for a query. Range is 60 through 3600 seconds. If not
specified, the interval is 60 seconds by default.
RULE_INVERVAL rule-interval
Specifies the interval, in minutes, after a query starts executing when
WMS starts evaluating the execution rules. Range is 1 to 30 minutes.
If not specified, the interval is 5 minutes by default.
RULE_INTERVAL_QUERY_EXEC_TIME
start-interval
Considerations
If you do not set a threshold when adding a service, WMS copies the default threshold value
from the WMS system configuration and stores it in the service definition.
Altering the WMS system configuration after you add a service does not alter the threshold
values of the service. The service retains its original threshold values until you alter the
service.
Examples
This command alters the system configuration to have a maximum CPU busy of 80% and
a maximum memory usage of 90%:
ALTER WMS MAX_CPU_BUSY 80, MAX_MEM_USAGE 90;
This command alters the system configuration to have a statistics refresh interval of 10
seconds:
ALTER WMS STATS_INTERVAL 10;
This command alters the system configuration so that WMS starts evaluating the execution
rules 20 minutes after a query starts executing:
ALTER WMS RULE_INTERVAL_QUERY_EXEC_TIME 20;
This command alters the system configuration so that WMS evaluates the execution rules
for each query every 300 seconds (or five minutes):
ALTER WMS RULE_INTERVAL 300;
ALTER WMS Command 205