Hi Jim,
Yes, the number of users would be nice to know. I do have a UserLog table in
most of my applications. I have a routine called RBOnline.CMD showing all
users who have either not logged out, or exited ungracefully so as to not post
a log-out time.
This just happened 10 minutes ago – th
Thanks, Steve:
Good to hear from you...The only thing I really like with the
'CVAL(''connections'))' option is that it responds with an integer # (of
connections), but when it's incorrect it doesn't do any good. Although,
sometimes it is the correct number (of connections).
Your method is
Thanks, Karen
I believe what you have said is true. I just wanted to see how other RB
users determine if all are users are disconnected.
Thanks. Jim
On Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at 05:23:07 PM EDT, 'Karen Tellef' via RBASE-L
wrote:
What I've noticed (within my non-network-unders
I always:
DISCONNECT
SET MULTI OFF
CONNECT {dbname}
If there are NO errors (if I CAN connect) then we are good to go with a backup.
Also, I stop any web services connecting through Oterro – this seems to have a
persistent connection, as well.
Stev
What I've noticed (within my non-network-understanding limits) is that the
connections don't necessarily decrease when they exit RBase, but rather when
they log out of the network. It seems the network thinks they have RBase
connections still open, but not RBase itself.
Karen
On Tuesday
Hello, group:
i am using cval('connections') in a backup routine to test and insure that all
users are out of the system before starting the backup.
Some of my users appear to have more connections than they have computers.One
user who has 1 three user network had 26 connections. Does the connec
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