Re: sqlrmsoctcp
Posted in 1997
--0__=L9R9OyYEah53igDPoL5lFVdLtIgCgeVTIMgIWWAub1jli454z3HW7jCz Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Please clarify, is the bug witth the tcp or the shared memory configuration? (Embedded image moved nomad @ codetel.net.do to file: 01/23/97 11:29 AM PIC07885.PCX) Please respond to nomad@codetel.net.do To: informix-list @ rmy.emory.edu cc: (bcc: Kate Tomchik/IS/SSC/THD) Subject: Re: sqlrmsoctcp There are three possible configurations for the 5.x to 7.x relay module (see Informix Adminstrator's guide 4-22 & 4-37). onsoctcp communicates using TCP/IP socket connexions. We're using onsoctcp too, now - previously we used shared memory (onipcshm), but there's a bug - it gobbles up CPU and causes process switching like crazy. Brought the system to its knees. Beware ! Mark Steele <74431.3327@CompuServe.COM> wrote: >When accessing a local 7.x database from a 5.x client set up, I >needed to use sqlrmsoctcp as the SQLEXEC. This was just a wild >guess, and it worked. Now I am wondering what the sqlrmsoctcp >really is, and when should I use it. Any ideas? >\