NSERVS parameter: Difference between revisions
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<p>The number of servers</p> | <p>The number of servers</p> | ||
<p>When NSERVS is not set explicitly, <var class="product">Model 204</var> gives it a value equal to the setting of NUSERS. NSERVS cannot be set to a value greater than NUSERS - if it is, then the parameter is reset to the value of NUSERS during Model 204 initialization. Its minimum value is 1.</p> | <p>When NSERVS is not set explicitly, <var class="product">Model 204</var> gives it a value equal to the setting of NUSERS. NSERVS cannot be set to a value greater than NUSERS - if it is, then the parameter is reset to the value of NUSERS during Model 204 initialization. Its minimum value is 1.</p> | ||
<p>The algorithm to determine if NSERVS, NUSERS, and NSUBTKS are too large is: </p> | <p>The algorithm to determine if NSERVS, NUSERS, and <var>[[NSUBTKS_parameter|NSUBTKS]]</var> are too large is: </p> | ||
<p class="code">IF NUSERS=NSERVS | <p class="code">IF NUSERS=NSERVS | ||
NUSERS + NSUBTKS + 1 > 32767 | NUSERS + NSUBTKS + 1 > 32767 | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 16 September 2015
Number of servers
Summary
- Default value
- NUSERS
- Parameter type
- System
- Where set
- On User 0's parameter line
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V2.1 or earlier
Description
The number of servers
When NSERVS is not set explicitly, Model 204 gives it a value equal to the setting of NUSERS. NSERVS cannot be set to a value greater than NUSERS - if it is, then the parameter is reset to the value of NUSERS during Model 204 initialization. Its minimum value is 1.
The algorithm to determine if NSERVS, NUSERS, and NSUBTKS are too large is:
IF NUSERS=NSERVS NUSERS + NSUBTKS + 1 > 32767 ELSE NSERVS + NUSERS + NSUBTKS + 1 > 32767
If too many process control blocks have been requested, the user receives the following message:
M204.0021: NSERVS+NUSERS(IF SWAPPING)+NSUBTKS+1 > 32767
Each server, user, pseudo subtask, and the Scheduler has a process control block. There may not be more than 32767 process control blocks.
If you receive the M204.0021 message, adjust the combination of NUSERS, NSERVS, and NSUBTKS + 1 so that it does not exceed 32767.