I don't know if this will help but we have a similar problem on
UV10.0.17/Win2K.
If I run LISTU at TCL, I get the actual number of users on the system.
If I run USERS at TCL, it tells me how many user licenses UV 'thinks'
have been consumed. (You can also run ANALYZE.SHM -x from the UV
account to get the number of licenses consumed. USERS works from any
account on my system.) Sometimes the number of licenses consumed is
higher than the number of users returned by LISTU. I have been told
this is a known bug with our version of UV.
The solution given me by our VAR is to log to the UV account, drop to
DOS ('bin' directory of wherever UV is installed) and execute the
following command:
uvlictool clean_lic -a
It sometimes takes several issuances of this command to clean up all the
stranded user licenses. Users are then able to log on (and we didn't
have to reboot or stop any services).
Hopefully this might be helpful to you in some fashion.
Good Luck!
Gwen Buck
Gaska Tape Inc.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kyle Pook
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 7:04 AM
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Subject: [U2] Problem connecting via Universe Objects
Hello,
We are currently running Universe 9.5.1.2E on Solaris 2.6.
The majority of our users use wIntegrate to access Universe but we do
have some 200 plus users that are running VB6 programs that are using
Universe Objects to access the database.
Several of our users are receiving the following error message when they
attempt to logon using Universe Objects :
39134 UVE_ULR
The user limit has been reached on the server.
Although it would seem from the above message that we have reached the
user limit we have not if we count the number of users logged on
compared with our official limit. In fact other users can logon without
problems and the same people that are experiencing this problem on their
PCs can logon to another PC and use the system successfully. It does
seem as if it is a problem with that particular PC.
The problem has only affected 11 people out of 200 that are attempting
to use the same software, and they are split between three sites across
the U.K.
We are tempted to restart the RPC deamon that controls the objects
logons but would rather not as it affects so many users.
Does anyone have any suggestions ?
Thanks
Kyle
PHS Group Plc
Caerphilly
Wales
U.K.
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