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Hi, I had the same exact problem. I could log in directly
on the application server but yet only one client at a time. I shut down the
ArcServe services but it didn’t matter. I worked on the problem for weeks
before trying to remove\uninstalling the OpenFile Agent. The OpenFile agent
locks the udb file somehow and it will only allow one client on. The only file
I don’t get during the nightly backup now that I have removed the OpenFile
agent is the .udb file which isn’t a big deal because it is rebuilt if missing
anyways. The only way I could get more than one client on after a backup had ran was the get
everyone off the system and delete the .udb file and let it rebuild. It would
work fine again until the next backup had occurred. Something happens to the
.udb file during each backup that keeps more than one client PC from being able
to access Axapta. I would uninstall OpenFile agent and get everyone off the
system, rename the .udb file to .old and let it rebuild. Take a look at the
backup after having removed OpenFile agent and see if you cant backup any “important”
files that absolutely need backed up every night without exception. GoodLuck, David -----Original
Message----- Hi David Thank you for your post. I stopped the ArcServe
service (via the Windows 2000 Server "Services" icon).
There were about 4 services of which one is the Open File Agent. The ArcServe backup job
is set to run at 7pm each night, so even with this service running, I would not
expect it to lock the axdat.udb file until the backup job started at 7pm. My question is, Is
shutting down the service as good as uninstalling ArcServ? Thanks Steve From: David VanEchaute [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, If you have ArcServe OpenFile agent loaded on the
Server the Axapta application files are located on you need to completely uninstall the agent. The ArcServe SQL agent doesn't
cause a problem with the Axapta application but the OpenFile agent locks the
.udb file. David -----Original
Message----- Hi Tobias Thank you for your post. We have taken read-only off all of the application
folders...but I am unsure about the client folders. Thanks steve From: Andrae, Tobias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Are there any read-only-flags in your
Application directory? Try to reset everything to read&write, including
subdirectories. Important: Do this for zhe user that runs that Axapta client
;-)) Hth Tobias -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- I have a situation running Ax3 SP3 2-tier where I
cannot get more than 1 person logged into Axapta. The technet discussion below is exactly the same
problem. The resolution was to shutdown ArcServe backup software
but we have stopped all services and still nothing. Has anyone a suggestion? Thanks Steve Axapta Technet 7316.4 Insufficient licence rights. Can not start Axapta as more
users are running the system than the purchased rights allows". We check the permission (full access) on the Axapta
folder and defined as shared. We can
concurrently run Axapta on Axapta application server (Axapta install+ Sql
Server install same machine) and we can run one client machine, then no other
machine can connect, we receive the message that we can not login because there
are no available liceneses on any other machine .
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