a) If I run the SQL Anywhere Network Server Version 12.0.1.3967 with -gn option, then MaxMultiprogrammingLevel > 100: a1) -cs -cl 3G -gns -gna 1 -gn 100 ==>
a2) -cs -cl 3G -gns -gna 1 -gn 70 ==>
a3) -cs -cl 3G -gns -gna 1 -gn 80 ==>
b) But if I run the SQL Anywhere Network Server Version 12.0.1.3967 with -gnl option, then MaxMultiprogrammingLevel = 80: b1.1) -cs -cl 3G -gns -gna 1 -gnl 100 ==>
b1.2) -cs -cl 2G -gns -gna 1 -gnl 100 ==>
b2.1) -cs -cl 3G -gns -gna 1 -gnl 70 ==>
b2.2) -cs -cl 2G -gns -gna 1 -gnl 70 ==>
Is this correct behavior -gnl option? |
In my understanding, this is documented behaviour when you do not specify the -gnh option. Then the maximum multiprogramming level has the following
Thanks!...
(13 Nov '14, 04:26)
Ilia63
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