Hi Barry,
That depends on how you configure your load-balancing software.
I helped configure a load-balancing environment earlier this week. The
load-balancing-person called the setting "sticky".
If the "sticky"-timeout, or one server goes down, the load-balancer sends
the user to another server. In this case, your files can be creaded on
different servers anyway.
If this is important for just a few users, they may be able to go straight
to a dedicated server by supplying another hostname.
Maybe you can change your design, so that both files are created in the
same transaction (API-call)?
Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se
> Using ARS 6.3.17 server and client, a user logs in to a load balanced
> virtual server (3 servers in the environment)
>
> The user executes a push fields activelink that triggers a filter that
> fires a run process command that creates a file on whatever server they
> are attached to.
>
> IF the user fires another active link that that triggers a filter that
> fires a run process command that creates another file, are we guaranteed
> that both files will end up on the same server?
>
> Barry Lindstrom
> Certifiable ARJ
>
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