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From: Michael Peppler <mpeppler at peppler dot org>
Subject: Re: dbprocess management
Date: Jan 10 2000 5:03PM
Stephane_Pelchat@WellspringRes.com writes:
> Hi,
>
> The application I'm maintaining is using DB-lib for its database access.
> The issue we encounter is a DBPROCESS limit number error.
>
> Looking at the DB-library C documentation there is a few routines to set and
> get the maximum number of dbprocess (i.e dbsetmaxprocs ...) but I didn't
> find these in the Perl documentation.
dbsetmaxprocs() isn't implemented. The default limit is 25 (which
should normally be quite enough for a single process).
You can change this by adding a line like this:
dbsetmaxprox(30); // or whatever number you need...
in the initialize() function in SYbase/DBlib.xs and then rebuilding
sybperl.
Alternatively, find the definition for dbsettime() in DBlib.xs, and
make a copy renaming it dbsetmaxprocs, like so:
int
dbsettime(seconds)
int seconds
int
dbsetmaxprocs(procs)
int procs
rebuild sybperl, and now you should be able to say:
Sybase::DBlib::dbsetmaxprocs(30);
from your perl scripts.
Michael
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