Re: onstat
Carol Davies wrote:
}
} 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
44 Maximum Concurrent in Onlive 7.10 and above is the maximum number of
concurrent users seen on the system since it started or onstat -z.
So the figures are:
13 active, 128 total, 44 maximum concurrent
13 active users at this moment in time.
128 maximum users can be supported, but as my previous e-mail explains,
this is dynamic (certainly in V7.10 and above)
44 maximum concurrent have been seen on this system since Online came
up or the last onstat -z was executed.
Hope this clears things up,
--
Rick Ward
Senior DBA
Great Universal Stores Home Shopping
MANCHESTER, UK