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Use caution when you set the inactivity timeout. Choose the correct amount of time when you 
specify this setting. For example, assume that you set the inactivity timeout to 10. Y ou log on 
to Content Manager OnDemand to add an application group. Creating the application group 
might take you 15 minutes to complete. After you enter all of the information about the 
application group, you click OK to create the application group. Content Manager OnDemand 
issues a message that a timeout occurred. Y ou must log off the server, and you cannot save 
the information that you entered about the application group.
System Logging
This setting specifies the messages that Content Manager OnDemand saves in the system 
log. Content Manager OnDemand provides the system log to help you track activity and 
monitor the system. Content Manager OnDemand saves messages that are generated by the 
various programs, such as the ARSLOAD program. Content Manager OnDemand can save a 
message in the system log when the following events occur:
/SM590000A user logs on to the system.
/SM590000A user logs off the system.
/SM590000A user logon fails.
/SM590000Application group data is queried, retrieved, loaded, updated, deleted, or maintained.
System Log Comments
This setting specifies whether the Administrator Client displays the System Log Comments 
window when you perform an add, update, or delete operation.
Y ou can enable comments and also specify whether the comments are required. If the 
comments are required, the user must enter one or more characters in the Comments field.
User Login Inactivity
This setting specifies whether you want to disable users who do not log in after the specified 
number of days. Users must contact the system administrator to enable their user IDs.
Query Restriction
This setting specifies the restriction to access to folders and application groups based on 
index values. This setting is specified on the Permissions tab of the Update an Application 
Group window, as shown in Figure 6-9 on page 144. Y ou can set a restriction with the internal 
Content Manager OnDemand security. The access restriction for an application group is 
controlled through internal or external permissions (for example, RACF).