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Symeon.
Listuser shows rpc connections. The tty shows as udcs, if it is using
a uniobjects.net pooled connection, the type is pooled, otherwise
Is there a way to monitor the number of RPC connections being used at any
given time on Unidata 7.1/Redhat 3? We are not using device licensing.
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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When I run # ps-A | grep 'udapi_slave' | wc -l
Am I getting a count of client connections?
Charles Shaffer
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When I run # ps-A | grep 'udapi_slave' | wc -l
Am I getting a count of client connections?
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower
On UV, counting instances of uvapi_slave tells me how many unirpc
connections are active via UOJ. It doesn't include JDBC connections,
though. JDBC connections spawn a process called uvserver. If
capturing
every type of unirpc connection is important, you could determine the
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On UV, counting instances of uvapi_slave tells me how many unirpc
connections are active via UOJ. It doesn't
John Hester
That sounds like the correct way to determine total license count. In
UV at least, there is also a more official way to do it via a built-in
subroutine called !GET.USER.COUNTS. I don't know if it exists in UD. I
have a simple program I can run at TCL that calls it and reports the
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On UV, counting instances of uvapi_slave tells me how many unirpc
connections are active via UOJ
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Subject: Re: [U2] Monitoring connections on Unidata
What about connections coming from client applications? UniCall,
UniObjects, etc. Do they use up licenses also?
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN
I wrote a pgm that executes !listuser, captures the license counts from
the output (maybe line 4?), rips that data apart and writes the data to a
log file (LICENSES). This job runs every 15 minutes.
I then wrote a program that runs every morning and exports all the data
to a tab-delimited txt
Symeon.
Listuser shows rpc connections. The tty shows as udcs, if it is using a
uniobjects.net pooled connection, the type is pooled, otherwise it is
udt
Is total license usage, the listuser plus the udcs connections?
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
] Monitoring connections on Unidata
I wrote a pgm that executes !listuser, captures the license counts
from
the output (maybe line 4?), rips that data apart and writes the data to a log
file (LICENSES). This job runs every 15 minutes.
I then wrote a program that runs every morning and exports all
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John Hester
That sounds like the correct way to determine total license count. In
UV at least, there is also a more official way to do it via a built-in
subroutine called !GET.USER.COUNTS. I don't know if it exists in UD.
I have
] Monitoring connections on Unidata
I wrote a pgm that executes !listuser, captures the license counts
from
the output (maybe line 4?), rips that data apart and writes the data to a log
file (LICENSES). This job runs every 15 minutes.
I then wrote a program that runs every morning and exports all
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