Hi!

We wanna test one DB in one server machine, but with another access than the main server.

1.) Can I register the second DBserver as with another name in service list?
2.) Can two DBServer working on one DB without any problem (ok, the port need to be
reconfigure)?

This is an idea to test 3.24 and 3.30 simultaneously.

Thanks for your help:
 dd

<< We wanna test one DB in one server machine, but with another access than
the main server.

1.) Can I register the second DBserver as with another name in service
list? >>

Yes, just copy the executable to something different, like dbsrvr1.exe and
dbsrvr2.exe.  You'll need to also make sure to copy the configuration file
from dbsrvr.scf to dbsrvr1.scf and dbsrvr2.scf.

<< 2.) Can two DBServer working on one DB without any problem (ok, the port
need to be reconfigure)? >>

As long as the above is done and each is listening on a different port, then
you will be okay.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

But how to "register in another service name"?

dbsrvr -install ??????

Thanks for your help:
  dd

Use the name of each server executable...

dbsrvr /install  and dbsrvr2 /install

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson [Team Elevate]


durumdara wrote:

<<But how to "register in another service name"?
<<
<<dbsrvr -install ??????

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" <timyoung@elevatesoft.com> wrote:
<< We wanna test one DB in one server machine, but with another access than
the main server.
<< 2.) Can two DBServer working on one DB without any problem (ok, the port
need to be reconfigure)? >>
>As long as the above is done and each is listening on a different port, then
>you will be okay.

This would be good because in the server we got daily Out Of Memory we can share the users
to more server program, and possible we can avoid the overloading of the memory!!!

Thanks for your help:
 dd

<< This would be good because in the server we got daily Out Of Memory we
can share the users to more server program, and possible we can avoid the
overloading of the memory!!! >>

Are you using DBISAM 3.x and the default Delphi memory manager ?  If so,
then the most likely cause of your memory issues is fragmentation of the
memory address space.  Have you tried using FastMM4 instead with the DBISAM
server ?  Or do you not have the source code ?

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com