Tim


>You would just set the licensed session count to 10, and then mark any
>thread sessions as "don't include in license count" via a property. EDB
>would then basically use slots 11 to 4096 for these "don't include"
>sessions, thus they would never interfere with the proper counting of the 10
>licensed sessions.

That sounds near enough to what's wanted. Keep your fingers crossed for the day when someone says I need more than 4096 users and xxxx unlicensed sessions - it'll mean you've made it

Now - when can we have this?

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< Now - when can we have this? >>

Next minor release, nothing firm on a date at this point.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim


><< Lets say 10 users = 10 "licensed" sessions and each user could have
>between 1 and 5 background threads running giving a maximum of 60 sessions
>in total.
>
> What would I do? what would ElevateDB do? how would I stop user 11 logging
>on? >>
>
>You would just set the licensed session count to 10, and then mark any
>thread sessions as "don't include in license count" via a property. EDB
>would then basically use slots 11 to 4096 for these "don't include"
>sessions, thus they would never interfere with the proper counting of the 10
>licensed sessions.

What happened to this? Either I'm looking in the wrong place or it hasn't been implemented.

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< What happened to this? Either I'm looking in the wrong place or it hasn't
been implemented. >>

It's on the list for 2.0.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim


>It's on the list for 2.0.

That must be coming a loooong list

Roy Lambert

Roy,

<< That must be coming a loooong list >>

It's about 1 inch thick in total so yeah, it's a lot.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com