We have two virtual servers with UniVerse on them, one for testing and another
for development both used just for that purpose and not tuned for production.
We are thinking of going virtual with our production environment. We are using
Windows as the operating system and don't plan on switch
Hi Jerry:
We have been running internally Universe on Windows 2008R2 using the 32 bit
version for years. We have found that occasionally we have a run away uv
process that consumes the machine. We keep either a Process Explorer window
open or Window Task Manager to kill the run away processes, be
Our customers have been running universe 10.3 on Windows 2008 R2 without any
issues.
On the virtualisation side we have had customers who moved to a virtual
environment and experienced a drop in the performance of universe database.
We ran our own test internally and could not get the same perf
I need guidance from those who have battled (and hopefully won!) the UV11
shared memory setup.
I am configuring a RHEL6 server with UV11.1.9 to perform some load testing, and
am getting an issue with uvregen processing the uvconfig settings.
The error is:
# uvregen
Disk shared me
At UV11.1.9 the shared memory segment cannot be greater than 32 megabytes. When
I tried to set the various values for approximately 800 users and have a huge
record/group lock table I blew the limit.
Suggest you try to pare down as much as possible the lock table if it is large.
Colin Lucas
You
Interesting - a fixed ceiling of 32mb.
Would you consider the following to be a large lock table:
GSEMNUM 193
GLTABSZ 150
RLTABSZ 150
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I would not consider those values as large. I did ask via our supplier in
Australia ( Meier Business Systems) to lodge a case with Rocket to remove the
limitation of 32MB particularly in view of our system having 512GB of main
memory. Not sure if this will get a look in the upcoming release 11.
Why would 800 users need such an enormous number of locks?
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I would not consider those values as large. I did ask via our supplier in
Australia ( Me
> I would not consider those values as large. I did ask via our supplier in
> Australia ( Meier Business Systems) to lodge a case with Rocket to
> remove the limitation of 32MB particularly in view of our system having 512GB
> of main memory. Not sure if this will get a look in the upcoming
> re
Glad to hear you have been successful with uvregen. Also thanks for the advice
about 11.1.10
Regards,
Colin Lucas
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Can I convince someone in this group to share their experience/s converting
D3 to UniData?
Thanks,
Danny
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I can share that it depends on a lot on the application.
Many years ago (now) there was an outsourced computer logistics company that
wanted to install our R5 ERP product only problem was, we used D3 but the
company had Unidata, and would NOT contemplate a change.
So, the client contract
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