D
dbeavon
Guest
Thanks for checking this out. I think it would be nice to get some consistency between those managements screens. I know that OEE isn't a top Progress priority, but it is currently the only graphical management tool that ships with the OE DBMS. (Assuming we don't look to a third-party options.) I can use the connections list for now, but it isn't where I would think to go in order to review my brokers. Also, I am extremely nervous about making additional mouse-clicks from the connections screen because those can lock up the java adminserver for long periods of time. (I think the clicks on the brokers - SERV/SQSV - is probably OK, but for other types of database users the clicks will trigger adminserver to gather up user usage statistics and that is where the lock-ups occur). I'm really not trying to nit-pick OEE, just use it for a specific purpose. We are having issues with the various broker/server database startup parameters (-n -Mi -Mn -Ma -Mpb -whatever). What we find is that on type of broker, eg SQSV, will consume all the -Mn servers that are available and prevent any new connections for the other type of broker, eg SERV. There seem to be a lot of broker/server startup parameters, and several KB's about them. But the KB's don't really explain them all very well. At the moment my focus probably needs to be on "-Mn" and "-Mpb". I think if -Mn is 20 then I need to set -Mpb to 10 so that ten SERV's and ten SQSV's can be started, without either of them choking out the other. By default it seems like the "-Mpb" is treated as if it had the same value as "-Mn" which makes absolutely no sense since it leads to one type of broker choking out the other.
Continue reading...
Continue reading...