on 2017 Jul 07 5:37 AM
After upgrading server - adding one processor, total 2 physical, total 8 core The memory is 32 GB, (16 GB (2 pieces) for each processor)
My services in Sql anywhere 11.0.1.2044 keep stopping. I have to start the services manually. I don't know the reason. I have two services, the other services did not stop suddenly.
I have use the services for 3 years, in this 3 years, the services never stop unless I manually stop them.
When the services start, there is a log stating
This edition is restricted to use a maximum of 2 physical processors (0 = unlimited) Networked Seat (per-seat) model. Access to the server is limited to 50 seat(s).
Does it means it did not support 2 physical processors? And the connection to the database is maximum 50 connection? what is seat mean ?
Please help
The diagnostic console log shows your server has frequently shut down with no warning; here are a couple of snippets...
... I. 07/10 09:44:53. Finished checkpoint of "coa11" (coa11.db) at Mon Jul 10 2017 09:44 I. 07/10 10:29:04. SQL Anywhere Network Server Version 11.0.1.2044 ... I. 07/10 10:30:02. Now accepting requests I. 07/10 10:30:06. Cache size adjusted to 2984052K I. 07/10 10:30:07. Cache size adjusted to 2976480K I. 07/10 10:30:08. Cache size adjusted to 2975024K I. 07/10 10:30:13. Cache size adjusted to 2974740K I. 07/10 10:33:50. SQL Anywhere Network Server Version 11.0.1.2044 ...
I think build 11.0.1.2044 was the very first build of version 11.0.1.
You should probably try a a recent EBF, such as 11.0.1.3158 which is over five years and one thousand builds newer than the one you're running.
If you can't find it, contact Breck dot Carter at gmail dot com.
You are "Running Windows 2008 Build 6002 Service Pack 2 on X86_64" which is OK in theory, but build 11.0.1.2044 was never tested on that operating system...
Windows Server 2008 - x86 and x64 Windows Server 2008 R2 - x64 - Tested with EBF #2324 Windows Server 2012 - x64 - EBF #2878 or higher required
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Dear Mr. Carter,
I have sent email to you..Please help me out.. Really appriciate...
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