latm.cfg parameters reference

Parameter Infor Lawson Setting Description
APPLICATIONS 50 The initial setting for the number of unique online applications (for example, GL00 and GL10) that the Infor Lawson Application Server can manage during a session. The Infor Lawson Application Server will increase this setting automatically if necessary.
RUNAPPS 50 The initial setting for the number of Infor Lawson runtime system application processes that can run at one time. The Infor Lawson Application Server will increase this setting automatically if necessary.
REMOTEMACHINES 10 Maximum number of machines on which remote applications can reside.
REMOTEPROGRAMS 10 Maximum number of programs that can run at one time for each remote machine.
TCPUSERS 5 Number of users that can wait for an idle tcptm before another tcptm starts.
PMUSERS 50 The initial setting for the number of lapm users on your system when you use the Infor Lawson Application Server. Set this value to the same value as the USERS parameter in ladb.cfg. The Infor Lawson Application Server will increase this setting automatically if necessary.
MAXUPTIME 10 Number of minutes that an application program can sit idle before the Infor Lawson Application Server closes it. If the user submits a request after the Infor Lawson Application Server stops the application program, the Infor Lawson Application Server starts a new application process, and the request is processed normally.
MINUPTIME 5 The minimum number of minutes that an application program stays open after the Infor Lawson Application Server attempts to close it.
OPENTIMEOUT 60 Number of seconds that an application has to start, or a process has to read a message from the Infor Lawson Application Server, before the Infor Lawson Application Server assumes that the application or process is dead or looping.
LOOPTIMEOUT 13

Number of minutes that a program has to process a transaction and send a reply back to the Infor Lawson Application Server. If a program takes longer than the setting to execute, the Infor Lawson Application Server assumes the program is looping and stops it.

If your system processes large amounts of data, some Infor Lawson applications might take longer than two minutes to process a transaction and send a reply to the Infor Lawson Application Server, so make sure you adjust this parameter accordingly.
QUEATTEMPTS 5 Number of times that the Infor Lawson Application Server checks a message queue before the Infor Lawson Application Server accepts a full status.
WAKEUPINTERVAL 1 Interval, in minutes, that the Infor Lawson Application Server does housekeeping. Housekeeping consists of stopping idle applications (see MAXUPTIME) and stopping applications that users no longer have open (see MINUPTIME).
TIMESTAMP LONG Time stamp format that the Infor Lawson Application Server uses when it prints a message in the latm.log file. TIMESTAMP SHORT prints the time stamp in day, month, and time format. LONG prints the time stamp in weekday, month, and year format.
DEBUG OFF When DEBUG is set to ON, the Infor Lawson Application Server writes debugging information to the latm.log file. Set this parameter to ON only when recommended by Infor Lawson support, because the log file can grow very large in a short period of time.
USELATM ON

When USELATM is set to ON, the Infor Lawson Application Server creates the /EnvironmentDirectory/law/system/USELATM flag file. The presence of the flag file tells lapm to send the request message to latm. Must be ON for the Lawson Portal.

When USELATM is set to OFF, the Infor Lawson Application Server shuts down immediately.
DISTRIBUTE ON This parameter is not supported.