RETRYINT={nnM | nnH | 0}

The parameter defines the retry interval of a file transfer. The parameter can be specified in terms of hours (for example, RETRYINT=2H) or minutes (for example, RETRYINT=0M). If neither H or M is specified, the parameter is assumed to be in minutes (for example, RETRYINT=5 is the same as RETRYINT=5M).

When the platform server receives a network error attempting to transfer a file, the request and node definition are marked as an error. The Global RESETINTERVAL parameter determines when errors are reset. When the errors are reset, the platform server retries the request. In some instances, you do not want to retry the request so often. For example, if you send data to customers overnight and some of the customers turn their PCs off at night, you might want to retry the transfers less frequently. You can specify RETRYINT=1H to try sending the requests every hour.