Re: Informix I-Net problem

In-Reply-To: <1992Aug14.223601.8529@informix.com> billd@informix.com (William Daul) In article <1992Aug14.223601.8529@informix.com> billd@informix.com (William Daul) writes: > PROBLEM: > ================================================================= [stuff deleted] > RESPONSE: > ================================================================= > > Stuart: > > -932 Error on network connection, t_open system call failed > SYSTEM error number 28 > No space left on device. > > Note no errors in sqlsrvlog. > > What you should do would be to increase the number of Queues. This > should be a parameter like NQUEUE in the kernal on the server. > > You could check this by using crash utility and the command strstat > (streams status). OK, I'm gonna try this today. Just a point tho'; here is a typical set of output from netstat -m from first the server: alloc inuse total max fail streams: 96 64 253 66 0 queues: 512 368 1786 380 0 mblocks: 2170 223 471846 244 0 dblocks: 1736 223 385916 244 0 and the client: alloc inuse total max fail streams: 96 57 446 62 0 queues: 512 326 2526 352 0 mblocks: 2170 181 301537 234 0 dblocks: 1736 181 260248 230 0 Both of there sample were take *before I re-tuned the kernel. Don't these figure suggest that NQUEUE isn't set wrong? -------------------------------------------------------------- | These opinions are mine -- let's face it who'd want them | | Send me mail... Now send me some more | |------------------------------------------------------------| | Stuart Hemming | shemminga@cix.compulink.co.uk | | Tudor Labels Ltd | | | Roman Bank | Tel : (+44) 778 426444 | | Bourne | Fax : (+44) 778 421862 | | Lincs PE10 9QL | | United Kingdom | Stuart |8-)