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Author Configuration for server LINUX and 100 Windows stations
Leandro Rennó

2005-04-22, 1:24 pm

I use a server LINUX and 100 Windows stations. Which the
configurations necessary to make in the LINUX? Example:

sp_configure "number of user connections", 100
sp_configure "number of remote connections", 100
Rob Verschoor

2005-04-22, 1:24 pm


<Leandro Rennó> wrote in message news:4269365a.60cc.1681692777@sybase.com...
> I use a server LINUX and 100 Windows stations. Which the
> configurations necessary to make in the LINUX? Example:
>
> sp_configure "number of user connections", 100
> sp_configure "number of remote connections", 100




Unless you're using RPCs --which I think you're not-- then forget about
"number of remote connections".
You may want to set "number of user connections" actually a little higher
than your max. number of concurrent users, like 125. Of course, this is all
assuming each Windows app opens only one connection to ASE.

HTH,

Rob
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