Hi all,

I am working with a company that replaced the hard drives in a system
running AP/Pro.

We restored the operating system (SCO UNIX), restored the ABS files, then
restored the PICK accounts. Everything seemed to be fine, but...

We go to the console, perform ap -0, and execute. That attaches to the PICK
system (and we can get to the application menu), but when we try to log in
any other users, we get the "exceeded maxusers" message.

Does the system need to be reactivated on the new drives? Does AP/Pro need
to be reinstalled on the new drives?

TIA for any help!

You're not using AP/Pro which is the short name for Advanced Pick -
Protected Mode. You're using AP/SCO. Yes, there is an activation
required and because that system is very obsolete I'm afraid an
activation might cost you - if you can even get one because the system
is most likely not on a support contract.

Contact Raining Data Sales. They will probably suggest that you get a
VAR and that will probably lead to a suggested upgrade with a support
contract, etc.

Let us know where you are and maybe someone here can offer assistance.

Not a good position to be in. Good Luck.
Tony
TG@ removethisNebula-RnD
..com

"bob" <bob (AT) aboy (DOT) com> wrote:

Tony,

Thank you for this information. I know how I want to proceed from here.
Appreciate your help.

Bob

"Tony Gravagno" <g6q3x9lu53001 (AT) sneakemail (DOT) com.invalid> wrote