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MAX_OUTQ <n>
Maximum number of queued output messages for a window. <n> can be in the range from 0 to 50. Default 0 means no
limit.

NBOT Y|N

STN supports Non-Blocking OSS Terminals (NBOT) which is used by the Posix system call select(). The NBOT
command can be used to disable this feature. The default "Y" enables NBOT by setting bit<11> in the misc flags field in
replies to Posix open messages. NBOT N clears bit<11> to indicate select() is not supported, to be compatible with STN
releases prior to B08.
NBOT_TIMEOUT <seconds>
NBOT_TIMEOUT controls error recovery for NBOT. The default setting is 8 (seconds). When NBOT=Y, if STN cannot
open or writeread a select ready message to Terminal Helper ($ZTTnn), after NBOT_TIMEOUT seconds STN will send
a Posix SIGQUIT (control-\) to the application. Setting NBOT_TIMEOUT to 0 (zero) disables the feature, usually
meaning the application will hang until Terminal Helper finally responds. The signal can occur promptly after
NBOT_TIMEOUT expires, but can be delayed as much as 60 seconds.
NEGOT_TIMEOUT <seconds>
Timeout in seconds waiting for terminal emulator to send terminal type before terminating session. <seconds> can be in
the range from 1 to 120. Default is 20.
OBEY <edit-file-name>
OBEY processes STNCOM commands from an EDIT format file.
<edit-file-name> specifies the EDIT file in which the commands are listed. Commands can be nested up to six levels
deep.
OPEN <STN-process-name>
OPEN opens the specified STN process for subsequent commands.
<STN-process-name> specifies the process to be opened. If another process is already open, that process is closed. If the
OPEN fails, all STNCOM commands requiring an application are rejected until a successful OPEN is completed.
Examples:
OPEN $STN
OPEN $STN2
OPENER_WAIT <seconds>
OPENER_WAIT specifies a timeout at the beginning of the session while waiting for the application to first open the
window. OPENER_WAIT allows values from 1-300 (1 second to 5 minutes) and defaults to 30 (seconds). Note that
AUTODEL_WAIT formerly performed this function, but has been changed as described.
If no application opens the window, after OPENER_WAIT seconds, the screen will be erased (for 6530 terminals) and
the following message appears:
STN38 No application program active on this terminal for nnn seconds. Session terminated.
This message will be displayed for several seconds, then the session will be terminated.
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