Current sessions: the number of sessions in use at the moment you opened the form
Licensed sessions: the maximum number of sessions you can have open at any moment. This is the limit imposted by your license.
Thanks.
I have seen that more than 70 user can not enter into Database when Licensed sessions show the maximum number of sessions have 71.
Current sessions: the number of sessions in use at the moment you opened the form
Licensed sessions: the maximum number of sessions you can have open at any moment. This is the limit imposted by your license.
Thanks.
I have seen that more than 70 user can not enter into Database when Licensed sessions show the maximum number of sessions have 71.
Why ?
this is probably because the other session is a NAS user. You should be able to see this in your license file.
I was having a very hard time getting job queue to work and discovered that I should not have included quotation marks around my startup parameter. If you include the quotation marks, they will be passed to codeunit 1 and won't match the terms evaluated there.
Here's a quick summary of what I've learned from various sources. (Sorry I can't cite the authors, I'm not that organized.)
[Note that the database and company names can be enclosed in quotation marks (and have to be, if the name(s) contain a space).]
To use the Classic client debugger and pretend you're running NAS:
Create a form with a text box and a button. When the button is pressed, it should call codeunit 1, function NASHandler and pass the contents of the text box:
I am using NAV 7.0 and when i configure NAV services in application server it given me an error on running rtc that "THE CONNECTION TO SERVER CANNOT BE MADE" I want to send e-mail automatically bye using job queue and NAS services.
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Thanks.
I have seen that more than 70 user can not enter into Database when Licensed sessions show the maximum number of sessions have 71.
Why ?
Here's a quick summary of what I've learned from various sources. (Sorry I can't cite the authors, I'm not that organized.)
To create a NAS instance:
To manually start NAS with the debugger: [Note that the database and company names can be enclosed in quotation marks (and have to be, if the name(s) contain a space).]
To use the Classic client debugger and pretend you're running NAS:
Create a form with a text box and a button. When the button is pressed, it should call codeunit 1, function NASHandler and pass the contents of the text box:
Hope this helps.
- Zac
Himanshu Yadav
(Dynamics NAV)