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Conference ucrow::desktop_acms

Title:	DECtp Desktop for ACMS

Moderator:	UCROW::GIBSON

Created:	Mon Sep 24 1990
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	859
Total number of notes:	3034

847.0. "MSS params too low after client change" by UTRTSC::WDEBAKKER (Feed your head) Fri Apr 18 1997 10:18

Hello,

A customer with an existing ACMS application has changed
the clients (ACMSdi) from Windows 3.11 to Windows NT 3.51.
After this change (the only change according to the
developers....), there were a lot of message in the
SWLUP about MSS_MAXOBJ being too small and also
MSS_PROCESS_POOL being too small.
After adjusting theses parameters everything's OK
again, but the question remained if this was to
be expected? Do these parameters have to adjusted
when 'just' changing the client from Windows 3.11
to Windows NT 3.51

I've cross-posted this in CLUSTA::ACMS and UCROW::DESKTOP_ACMS

Cheers,
Willem

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847.1 UCROW::GIBSON Tue Apr 22 1997 18:59 6

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847.1		UCROW::GIBSON		`Tue Apr 22 1997 18:59`	6
	The acmsdi server can't tell one client from another. I can not think in what way the NT clients in and of themselves would be changing the system's operation so as to reflect through to affect the ACMS settings. /Tom

    The acmsdi server can't tell one client from another. I can not think
    in what way the NT clients in and of themselves would be changing the 
    system's operation so as to reflect through to affect the ACMS
    settings. 
    
    /Tom