Kbase 15991: Sequent -Mv startup parameter included in startup.pf
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/05/1998 |
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Sequent -Mv startup parameter included in startup.pf
On Sequent, PROGRESS uses the -Mv startup parameter to add file table
entries as needed on start of any PROGRESS process. In version 7.3C04
on Sequent, the $DLC/startup.pf includes the entry -Mv 50.
PROGRESS satisfies the -Mv request every time the argument parser sees
it. This means that the -Mv 50 from the startup.pf will add 50 file
table entries. If the -Mv is used in the command line or included in
another .pf specified by the -pf option, the file table size will be
increased again by that number.
This might cause you to see the following error.
Could not increase file descriptor table by <#fd>. <actual #> added.
(1095)
You can do one of the following to avoid this error.
1> Reduce the number of file table entries that you are requesting by
removing or lowering the -Mv 50 in the $DLC/startup.pf.
2> Increase the NOFILES parameter on Sequent PTX 3.x and the SFNOLIM
parameter on Sequent PTX 4.x.
8-Aug-96
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 15991