Re: onstat

Steve Romankiw wrote: > > In onstat, what does "total" refer to. > > . > . > 1192132c Y--P--- 537 winterm - 12434068 0 1 240 > 0 > 13 active, 128 total, 44 maximum concurrent > > Thanks. > > Steve Romankiw > Executive Risk Inc. From the Informix Administrator's Guide, under the onstat -u option: "The number of active users and the maximum number of users allowed are also indicated. The maximum number of concurrent user threads is specified as USERTHREADS in the ONCONFIG file." From the Informix Administrator's Guide, under USERTHREADS: "USERTHREADS is the maximum number of threads available to work for clients that access the database server. Each client is serviced by at least one user thread, and more if the client requests a service for which OnLine does parrellel processing." My question is, given the scenario of 44 users, each having one active thread, what is the distinction (or meaning of) "maximum number of users"? How can 128 ever be achieved? -- Carol Davies cdavies@csc.com