Kbase 15085: Socket number is too large; cannot be greater than 64 (782)
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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Socket number is too large; cannot be greater than 64 (782)
If you are seeing the following error:
Socket number is too large; it cannot be greater than <num>. (782)
you may be hitting a bug that is present in versions of Progress
prior to 6.3F. This error means that you are hitting an internal
hard coded limit of open files within Progress.
What is happening is this:
Sockets are files. When we start Progress, we open the database and
then we open the network. This internal limit is doubled in 6.3F
and higher releases of Progress.
Some things to try to work around this error in prior versions:
1. Try reducing the number of extents in the database.
2. If the error results from connecting between two databases, one
local and one remote, make the connection to the remote database
first, then connect to the local database.
If these suggestions are either not possible or do not solve the
problem, please upgrade your version of Progress to 6.3F or higher.
9-11-95
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 15085