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Title:	ACMS comments and questions
Notice:	This is not an official software support channel. Kits 5.*
Moderator:	CLUSTA::HALLAN

Created:	Mon Feb 17 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4179
Total number of notes:	15091

4143.0. "Killing ACMSCP processes?" by ZETHUS::HANLEY () Thu Apr 03 1997 12:03

    
    ACMS V4.1
    OpenVMS VAX V6.2
    
    In the event that one requires to kill one or more ACMSCPs (3 in this case)
    when PERM_CPS=90 and CP_SLOTS=90, should we expect to see new CP
    recreated immediately and should their numbers be CP091 and above or
    should the original numbering be reused?
    
    Is there known instances whereby existing ACMS users can continue to
    operate, BUT new ACMS users may not be able to log on to ACMS (hanging) 
    after killing CP processes? 
      
    Regards,
    Paddy Hanley.

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4143.1 CP numbers are re-used OHMARY::HALL Bill Hall - ACMS Engineering - ZKO2-2 Thu Apr 03 1997 17:09 9

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4143.1	CP numbers are re-used	OHMARY::HALL	Bill Hall - ACMS Engineering - ZKO2-2	`Thu Apr 03 1997 17:09`	9
	CP processes are always recreated with the name they had prior to being deleted (e.g. CP070 is replaced by CP070). The TSC does not create new ones immediately when a perm one disappears. As users log back in, it'll create one as needed and mark it as permanent. Bill

    
    	CP processes are always recreated with the name they had prior to
    	being deleted (e.g. CP070 is replaced by CP070).  The TSC does
    	not create new ones immediately when a perm one disappears.  As
    	users log back in, it'll create one as needed and mark it as
    	permanent.
    
    	Bill