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    license count, -n setting, watchdog and odbc connections

    Thanks all for your replies, it's a lot more clear to me now. Long story with the audit, Progress devs and sysadmins weren't consulted during the process so it was out of our hands. In fact our contract management people were angry at me for providing actual usage stats (to someone else in the...
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    license count, -n setting, watchdog and odbc connections

    Sorry I have found a reference to wdog and licensing and the KB article. Only interested in the Client Networking question now. Thanks
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    license count, -n setting, watchdog and odbc connections

    OK thanks MaximMonin, will report it to the devs. I would still like to clarify the concurrent user count we're entitled to based on my original points with context of keeping within license terms.
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    license count, -n setting, watchdog and odbc connections

    Thanks for your reply, Tom. Disregarding the -n value for the moment, how about in the context of keeping within terms of the license? Are we entitled to have those extra concurrent connections based on each of the 2 points I mentioned above? Regarding the -n values and why we're setting them...
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    license count, -n setting, watchdog and odbc connections

    Hi all, Just need to clarify what our understanding is for setting -n. Running several databases, I'm mainly Workgroup licensed, so I start with -n set to the license count I've been given. Let's call it the base count. I'm running watchdog on each database, since this uses up a seat in the...
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    Epson to PostScript filtering/printing

    Hi all, This is just a small set of scripts to print simple Epson reports to PostScript printers. I'm putting them up here just in case someone else has to maintain an application but can't modify the reports to print PCL or PDFInclude or whatever. The idea is to print as close to the...
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    aix unix file size comparison

    Try... #!/bin/sh # The file you're looking at FILECHECK=myfile.dat if [ ! -e $FILECHECK ] then # echo File doesn't exist, exiting exit 1 fi # Set the size you want to match against CERTAINSIZE=1024 FSIZE=`ls -l $FILECHECK | awk '{print $7}'` if [ $FSIZE -lt $CERTAINSIZE ] then...
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