Maximum Number Of Sessions for a Single Process
Usage Notes
The Maximum Number Of Sessions field specifies the maximum number of sessions that the application program is allowed to have running concurrently on database computers.
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Language |
Variable Name |
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COBOL: |
DBCAREA-MAX-NUM-SESS |
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C: DBCAREA.H: |
max_num_sess |
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Routine |
Action Taken |
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DBCHINI: |
reads |
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DBCHCL: |
ignores |
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Used by |
Action Taken |
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application program |
none |
The value of zero indicates that DBCHCL is to use the default value from the SPB for the Maximum Number Of Sessions. The maximum possible value for this field is system-dependent, that is, limited to the number of open file descriptors a process is allowed.
The application program generates sessions on more than one database computer, the application still cannot have more than Maximum Number Of Sessions, in total, running concurrently.The application program calls DBCHCL for the Connect function when it already has Maximum Number Of Sessions logged on, the return code from DBCHCL will be non-zero.
The default value of Maximum Number of Session, which is 300, can only be changed by an application by setting the max_num_sess field in the clispb.dat file. If this DBCAREA field is set, CLI ignores this field.