User Thread exception

Hi

Our client is reporting thread exceptions at many points in our application (see attached)

Their IT department say their network is working fine

Would anyone have suggestions on things to check please?

Thanks
Rory

Oracle error ORA-12516

Hi

Our users are getting Oracle error ORA-12516 while testing a new ProIV screen (see attached).

I looked up Oracle error ORA-12516 and some of the comments on it are as follows

"You are saturating your available connections.
Increase in your instance the parameters: "sessions" and "processes" (if
you increase sessions then processes should autoincrease accordingly)."

"Check to make sure that the service handlers (e.g. dispatchers)
for the given SERVICE_NAME are registered with the listener, are accepting
connections, and that they are properly configured to support the desired
protocols."

Is it definitely an Oracle problem or could something in Proiv be causing it?

Thanks
Rory

Combobox

Hi

I am having a problem with COMBOBOX_DD
- the Read Field of my table is specified as a combobox
- when focus moves to the Read Field (having pre-loaded the table key in earlier logic) it launches the combobox automatically with an empty list (without clicking the down arrow)
- if I do not preload the table key, the combobox (as desired) does not launch until clicked and then it displays the correct populated list
- the combobox list is a global function, I have put UMSGs in it and it is not executing when the empty list displays

Am I missing something simple?

At this stage I am tempted to leave it and hope the fairies fix it overnight....

Rory

Buttons

Hi

We are looking at replacing "Enter Y to Confirm" with OK and Cancel buttons in an old proiv app.
Would anyone have suggestions?
I have tried the following, which seems to work well
- buttons in @FORM
- logic for OK button uses EODEXIT(1)
- logic for Cancel button uses LSEXIT

I could not find a command to simulate ESC.

Are there any standards recommended...?

Thanks
Rory

Server spec

Hi

A client of ours is setting up a disaster recovery server offsite.
They have asked our opinion on the hardware spec ....

- 10 users of PROIV V5.5
- Windows 2003 server
- Oracle 9i
- 2 CPUs @ 1.8Ghz Xeon
- 3 Gigs RAM
- 3x36Gb & 3x146Gb Hard Drives

.... any views appreciated.