We're running P.SQL V8.6 on a Netware server (V5.1, SP5) and I'm running
the Pervasive Monitor Utility (8.60.192.030) on a Windows XP SP2 PC.

The display of user names in the Active Files and Active Users displays
is corrupt. Instead of user names I mostly get a mix of printable and
non printable characters. It's not possible to work out which user names
are being displayed.

Is there a fix or patch available? Anyone else seeing this problem?

Also, resources for which a maximum value used to be configured into
BTI.CFG but which are now dynamic are displayed in the MicroKernel
Rseource Usge displays with very low maximum values. I currently have

Current Peak Maximum
Files 71 93 50
Handles 757 798 200
Clients 121 134 30

Ho hum!

Guy

Guy Dawson wrote:
Looks like it's all the yet to be upgraded P.SQL 2000i SP3 clients that
have this problem...

Yes -- get the clients up to date for best results.

As for the maximum values, these are placeholders only. If you REALLY want to
fix them, edit the SYS:SYSTEM\BTI.CFG file and look for the settings in
there. Since theyt mean nothing, though, it really is a waste of your
valuable time...
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Guy Dawson wrote:

Bill Bach wrote:
That's now a task in progress.

There are no sttings in BTI.CFG is the monitor is defaulting to
something. It's just a niggle in that it would be nice if it defaulted
to unlimited or some such.

Guy

The settings SHOULD be in the BTI.CFG. Try adding "MaxFiles" and "MaxCursors" lines
and see if that helps. If not, and if you don't have them on any other NetWare
server, I'll try to pull out my NetWare laptop to get the proper setting values...
Goldstar Software Inc.
Building on Btrieve(R) for the Future(SM)
Bill Bach
BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com
http://www.goldstarsoftware.com
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Guy Dawson wrote:

If you upgraded from a previous version of Pervasive there MAY be a
file called BTI.LCK in your SYS:SYSTEM dir. With this file in place
the engine will not write settings to BTI.CFG. This should be evident
by inspecting your PVSW.LOG which will state "Microkernel is using
default settings" several times.

On 23 Nov 2004 22:14:54 EST, Bill Bach <bbach (AT) cncdsl (DOT) com> wrote:


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