Dave,
We run our 250-user UniVerse system (10.1.x at the moment) on Windows
2003 Server.
We have 2 x quad-core Xeon E5345 2.33GHz/1333FSB and 3GB RAM (no point
in more on 32-bit O/S like Windows, Windows-64 could use more). So we
have eight actual CPU cores, and it shows as 8 CPUs in Windows Task
I'm running a midnight phantom that phantom's a program that logs into the
appropriate account and runs the daily cleanup process. One of the tasks this
program performs is it cleans up the mv.NET with the following code:
*
** Clean up MV.NET by chaining to it (because mv.NET can't execute
**
Hi Bill,
Is it possible that the phantom is starting up twice or the file is being
opened simultaneously by two processes for some other reason?
The reason I ask is that we have encountered a very strange behaviour of the
anti-virus software that we use here. If two processes attempt to open
Maybe you didn't get my last message. It doesn't matter around here if a
forum is better or not, the PHB's will not allow the users to surf the
net even to get email. At one time I was registered on this list as my
personal hotmail account but I had to stop using it because they blocked
access to
Similar to Martin's response - we have an overnight process that gets
hammered every once in a while when it hits a file that is in the
process of being backed up and the backup software locks it. Depending
on the site we either reschedule one (or both) processes so they don't
overlap or we set
Hi Jerry - I get that (I was actually replying to WOL in the quote below) - It
must be very difficult for you to have limited web access within the office. I
for one NEED such access in order to do my job - log calls on the ibm web site,
download os patches etc. Your comments on here are most
Martin:
Thanks. No anti-virus software because these machines aren't really on the
internet.
Backup is being done by NTBackup about an hour earlier than this process runs.
An interesting comment by Tom Derwin though; that UD deletes the file than
recreates
is during a CLEAR.FILE action. I
Thomas:
Whooaa!
I wrote a phantom that continually runs in the background and wakes up every
minute
(on the minute). It reads a SERVICES file to see if anything is scheduled to
run
at the particular week, day, hour, and minute (kind of like cron). If it
finds
something it phantoms
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