OBIT PROC MAX DELAY

This refers to the maximum time delay before the obituaries in a partition will be processed.

Obituaries are used to avoid name collisions during certain operations. Obituaries provide a unique identification, other than the object name, that may be required in order to resolve certain functions. eDirectory™ uses obituaries to keep track of such information. In a distributed database, each server receives updated information through synchronization. Because the servers do not receive updates simultaneously, the servers might not all hold the same information at a given time. Obitproc Max Delay sets an interval to hold off processing the obituaries so the other servers can receive updates.

For more information, see Obituaries.

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