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# ScriptInactivityTimeout

The length of time for which the scripts on a page must be inactive, for the connector to determine that the scripts are finished and the page can be processed.

Some web pages contain scripts that never finish. For example, a page might contain a script that performs an AJAX request and then schedules itself to run again five seconds later. During the five-second interval between the script completing and running again, the script is inactive.

NOTE:

HPE recommends using a short time duration, because the connector must wait for at least the specified amount of time for every page that contains scripts. Increasing the duration of `ScriptInactivityTimeout` could significantly increase the time required to complete a synchronize cycle.

Type: | Time duration The value of this parameter is a time duration. Specify the duration in the following format:
         1years 2months 3weeks 4days 5hours 6minutes 7.8seconds
You can omit any of the individual durations when they are not required:
         6minutes 7seconds
You can also shorten the string by abbreviating the units to their first letter (months abbreviates to m, minutes to n):
         6n 7s
If you want to specify the value in seconds, no units are required:
         60
The following are all equivalent:
         1minute 3seconds
         1n 3s
         63s
         63
Default: | 0.5s
Required: | No
Configuration Section: | TaskName or FetchTasks
Example: | `ScriptInactivityTimeout=0.2s`
See Also: | MaxWaitForScripts

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