Bill, when you say "manipulate devices" is this true of all devices or just Com devices (as opposed to OS file devices)?
Wes "Bill McCormick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > A background job that manipulates devices will require an additional > license. A single user download copy would not provide that license as > it would be in addition to the jobs you can start as the user coming > from localhost. That is my spin on this one at least. You would need > real cache and a real license > > Denver Braughler wrote: > > Wes Knox wrote: > > > >>I noted in the console log that this first started on the 11th just after midnight. > >>What do you mean by "slots"...warmstart jobservers? > > > > Slot are concurrent processes. > > In the old days we called them all jobs regardless of how they got started. > > > > > >>...or do I need to purchase a "real" copy? > > > > Yes, it sounds like you need to purchase a license. > > > > > >>By the way, the persistent background job is still getting jobbed > >>successfully at startup...just can't sign on anymore! > > > > Perhaps you were slipping through the 1000 lines of code loophole.
