Kbase 15773: Progress 8.x: user defined threshold, -usrcount and related log entries.
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
6/27/2006 |
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Status: Verified
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 8.x
SYMPTOM(s):
The user defined threshold is <user defined threshold> (4702)
User defined threshold exceeded by <user-id> on <device-id> (4708)
<current-count> attempt(s) to exceed the user defined threshold ()<user-defined-threshold> since server startup. (4709)
User threshold ()<value passed in> is greater then the license count. Setting threshold count to 85of the license count. Threshold value is (4720)
Total number of users since startup <total users> (4784)
CAUSE:
The user defined threshold message is used to report licensing information to the log file. When a license is purchased for a set number of users, a threshold value is determined:
The user defined threshold is <user defined threshold>
By default, license usage information is written to the log (.lg) file when the number of batch and interactive connections to a database reaches 85 percent of the licensed user count. The user count is defined in the PROGRESS configuration file.
Use the User Count (-usrcount) parameter to change the the threshold at which license usage reporting begins. If the -usercount is specified, when x number of users are connected to the database meets or exceeds this value, the user defined threshold exceeded message is written to the log file.
FIX:
No usage reporting occurs if an unlimited license is purchased or if the -usrcount parameter is set to a value of zero.