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George Potemkin
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Just a crazy idea but it helped one our customer in the past: Create and start an empty database. Force all self-service clients to connect the empty db first and only then connect the LISA db. I hope your application (especially its authorization) does not rely on the order of the connected databases. Only the self-service clients can corrupt data in shared memory. Semid's are stored at the beginning of shared memory => at the beginning of the client's address space. Shared-memory of the empty db will take the risks. Either the errors will disappear or you will get them for the empty database.
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