Potentially, yes it could. It's purely a memory dump onto a flat-file, but if you intersperse IO between the two, you could end up with a potentially corrupt usplog file.
Very simple to get it back to a usable state, not so easy to get it back to a CORRECT state. Dave >>Seriously, since the usplog file is ONLY used at startup in order to >>re-establish the previous state, actually running both wouldn't cause a >>problem while running. The problem would be that you would be guaranteed to >>lose the state of at least one of the running systems (whichever stopped >>first) > >It only uses it at spooler startup to load it's info into memory, right? >But does it flush its memory copy to the disk copy each time it changes >state? If so, would there also be a possibility that two instances could >collide and corrupt the structure of usplog so it was not usable by either >at next startup? ======================================================================== David T. Meeks || "All my life I'm taken by surprise Architect, Technology Office || I'm someone's waste of time Ascential Software || Now I walk a balanced line [EMAIL PROTECTED] || and step into tomorrow" - IQ ======================================================================== ------- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.u2ug.org/listinfo/u2-users
