The best thing I can say about the MINIMUM.MODULUS is that if you set it close
to what you expect the file to need (at least for a while), when you start
populating it from scratch, you will not lose the performance as the file keeps
splitting. This can make an amazing difference in how long
On 05/07/12 23:58, Rick Nuckolls wrote:
Oops, I would of thought that if a file had, say 100,000 bytes, @ 70 percent
full, there would be 30,000 bytes empty or dead. Are you suggesting the
there would be 70,000 bytes of data and 42,000 bytes of dead space?
Do you mean 100,000 bytes of disk
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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Subject: [U2] Monitoring connections on Unidata
Is there a way to monitor the
What about connections coming from client applications? UniCall,
UniObjects, etc. Do they use up licenses also?
Charles Shaffer
Senior Analyst
NTN-Bower Corporation
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Date: 07/06/2012 10:18 AM
When I run # ps-A | grep 'udapi_slave' | wc -l
Am I getting a count of client connections?
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So is there a performance increase in BASIC SELECTS by reducing overflow? Some
people are saying to reduce disk space to speed up the BASIC SELECT
while others say to reduce overflow.. I'm a bit confused. All of our programs
that read that table use a BASIC SELECT WITH..
for a BASIC select do
What do you mean a BASIC SELECT WITH...
If you mean you are EXECUTE SELECT CUSTOMER WITH...
that is not a BASIC SELECT whose syntax is only
OPEN CUSTOMER TO F.CUSTOMER
SELECT F.CUSTOMER
no WITH
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To: u2-users
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
PID of unirpcd and
Logically, the graphed solution to varying the split.load value with an
x-axis=modulus, y-axis=time_to_select__read_the_whole_file is going to be
parabolic, having very slow performance at modulus=1 and modulus = # of records.
If you actually want to find the precise low point, ignore all this
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
PID of
Chris,
10 years ago, when I was administering a UniVerse system, the answer would
have been minimize both to the best of your ability. But I don't know
how UniVerse has changed in the interim, during which time I have been
working on UniData systems, which are enormously different in their
The default value for T30Files is 200, and it's described as controlling
the number of dynamic files that can be open on a system at any point in
time.
Has anyone had practical experience with increasing this limit?
And yes I'm asking because we just crashed into this wall --- and it
wasn't
You forgot the need to defragment, since someone suggested that my idea of
using the intrinsic look-ahead ability is hampered by hard fragmentation.
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Sent: Fri, Jul 6, 2012 11:20 am
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
numbers:
Yes, we ran into this limit some time ago at a client site, we set it
to 1200.
No problems.
On Fri, 06 Jul 2012 14:15:00 -0400, Allen Egerton wrote:
The default value for T30Files is 200, and it's described as
controlling
the number of dynamic files that can be open on a system at any point
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
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
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
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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
Yes it is.
JRI
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What I do to monitor ongoing license usage is run a program via ON.ENTRY
that checks the current user count total and writes it to a log record
for today's date if it's greater than the current entry. That gives me
a high water mark for each day. A program runs during nightly batch
processing
Note - there is a UniBasic LISTUSER() function that returns the detail lines in
a dynamic array for easy parsing.
Wally Terhune
Technical Support Engineer
Rocket Software
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Don't use too many dynamic files myself. However, I would imagine if you...
Assuming you are on *nix
Assuming uvhome is /usr/uv
-Login to uv account
MASTER OFF ALL
-shutdown uv
/usr/uv/bin/uv -admin -stop
-changed the parameter in /usr/uv/uvconfig
(Just use your favorite text editor)
-do a
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