Specifies the time (in seconds) that a runnable task has to wait for a free thread in the worker pool before MFCS attempts
to start an additional temporary thread to process it.
Syntax:
maximum latency=time-in-seconds
Properties:
Default:
3 seconds
Comments:
For enterprise servers that normally have a relatively light load and only occasionally experience peaks of activity (for
example, at the beginning of the day when users start working), you may want to decrease the value of the maximum latency
to enable MFCS to start temporary threads faster.
If users can tolerate a slightly longer waiting times, it may be useful to increase the value of the maximum latency as this
helps avoid starting extra threads that consume system resources.
Comments:
For enterprise servers that normally have a relatively light load and only occasionally experience peaks of activity (for example, at the beginning of the day when users start working), you may want to decrease the value of the maximum latency to enable MFCS to start temporary threads faster.
If users can tolerate a slightly longer waiting times, it may be useful to increase the value of the maximum latency as this helps avoid starting extra threads that consume system resources.