Tags: watermark & work unit
Type: integer
Default value: 0
Related:
ms.work.unit.pacing.seconds can spread out work unit execution by adding a waiting time
in the front of each work unit's execution. The amount of wait time is based on the order of
the work units. It is calculated as i * ms.work.unit.pacing.seconds, where i is the sequence number
of the work unit.
Note: this property can be easily used inappropriately. When there are 3600 work units, and
ms.work.unit.pacing.seconds=1, the last work unit will not start processing until 1 hour later,
no matter how fast other work units are processed.
Assuming there are 100 work units, and we set ms.work.unit.pacing.seconds=10, then the second
work unit will not start processing until 10th second. Therefore, work units are spread out by
10 second gaps.