To All: Looking for same answers as Debbie, for our Win 2000 OS - any advice greatly appreciated! Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Schooley, Debbie" wrote: > A few days ago about 10% of our production sites started experiencing rbase > "hangs" during our nightly unattended batch database update process. These > are NT 4.0 servers running a batch file that we invoke from our file > transfer product. When the batch is invoked it is within a "cmd.exe" DOS > environment (vs. "command.com"). We are using rbase 4.5. I believe that > recent changes in our batch update process require more resources than what > the default DOS environment provide. > > I have saved e-mails from this list that recommend setting files and buffers > to 60 and increasing the environment space if long paths or setting > environment variables. Since I'm not invoking this with a .pif, I've > updated \winnt\system32\config.NT with these enhancements. However, the > settings are not recognized and I get the default environment. Microsoft > TechNet states that since cmd.exe is not 16-bit, it does not use config.NT > nor autoexec.NT. Only if I use 16-bit command.com as the DOS environment > will these files be used. Is there a way to increase files, buffers, and > environment space when using cmd.exe? In which DOS environment should the > dos4gw/rbase runtime be running (cmd.exe or command.com)? Also, I'm not > using any command line switches other than "-r" on the runtime. > > Thanks for your invaluable assistance!
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