onstat -g nt[tumd]

Hi all, I went thru TFM (Adminstrator's Guide) & searched thru c.d.i with no result. I need explanation of the meaning of the header line of onstat -g nt* I see this on our sites: global network information: #netscb connects read write q-free q-limits q-exceed 13/ 77 16896 2375097 2290482 9/ 10 10/ 10 5/ 0 and have no idea what q-* means and q-exceed should tell me. BTW: is there a source of information explaning the output of all the other onstat -g * commands, not sufficiently covered by TFM Our environment is: SNI RM600, INFORMIX V7.12 UC1 We are running TLI connections / NET is in the context of our single CPUVP We do have troubles when we see more than ~ 80 sessions from the PCs on the network and we will start to use 1|2 NETVPs Any explanation & help appreciated Richard Kofler EDVg-debis Systemhaus GmbH & CoKG Vienna, Austria richard_kofler@edvg.co.at -----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- http://www.dejanews.com/ Now offering spam-free web-based newsreading