IO-STUCK-INTERVAL <seconds> (default = 30)
Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) that a process must be in a wait state of %004 before it is declared as possibly 'stuck' in an I/O.
The value has a lower range of twice the INTERVAL, which defaults to 10 seconds.
A process which remains in a wait state of %004, and is not consuming any processor time (i.e. no CPU busy time), may possibly be caught in some sort of I/O which is not completing. This may or may not indicate a problem.
See IO-STUCK-EXCLUDE-n for additional information.
Example:
IO-STUCK-INTERVAL 60 == define 'stuck' as 60 seconds