Re: onstat -u

Harold asks: >Here's a good question. > >Sample: > >4004d214 Y--P--- 4999 dbolte 91 40c936d8 >4004d654 Y--P--- 4965 tgreenwa 56 40129f98 0 1 2071 >4004ded4 Y--P--- 4484 bhitchen 32 40b4c5c0 0 1 136 >4004e314 Y--P--- 5023 hwhite 77 40006f8c 0 1 2430 >4004efd4 Y--P--- 4917 sbrown 67 40d7d744 0 1 109 > 66 active, 128 total, 81 maximum concurrent > > >When using onstat -u the last line shows active, total and maximum >concurrent. Active is the number of current session threads, and maximum >concurrent is the peak number since last re-boot. The question is, how is >the total figure computed? > >Any one with any clue please feel free to expound. My undocumented guess is that that number represents the size of the user table. In older versions that was set with the USERS configuration parameter. Newer ones do that for you, and that parameter is no longer set. _____________________________________________________________ Clem Akins (aka clem@informix.com) Menlo Park x5937 Customer Course Development Manager Informix Software, Inc Last seen: Logging quality "Kid Time" in Amarillo, Texas