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We did move from 2003 to 2008 64 bit, and we are very, very pleased. The difference is that our is a dedicated database server. Databases should never "share" resources with other processes, unless it is a "small" environment, a "small" company. Any application that accesses a database should always run locally ratter than...
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Wich means we cannot use our application wireless in buildings that have several access points connecting the linux server.... Will this be fixed in a future build?
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PARC is only available on Linux clients to Windows Servers. Please see the following link: Note: The Pervasive Linux client supports this auto-reconnect feature, but currently the Linux server does not. Therefore, you can only use the AutoReconnect (PARC) feature from a Linux client connecting to Windows servers. http://docs.pervasive.com/products/database...
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Hi, With autoreconnect enabled on the psql 11 linux server and client our customer still notices this error log message: 16-5-2013 14:21:15 W3NSL 4144 Diamant.exe LT-15 E 3131: Reconnect not attempted, AutoReconnect not enabled on either client or server. Please tell me that this article about psql 2000i is outdated for psql 11 10 years later.........
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Another bit of background. Terminal server has 16GB of memory and we are testing this with only 4-5 users logged on. Never more than that. We are aiming to put more than 10 users on terminal server eventually.