Michael:
Danke für deine Rückmeldung. Ich habe auf deinen Beitrag hin einmal in den einschlägigen NOVELL-Foren zum Thema "op lock" recherchiert. U.a. finde ich dazu diesen Thread:
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jrp611 (MIS)
20 Oct 08 14:13
I have an issue with a netware 6.5 sp7 server with op-lock's
I read several tid's on the op-locks and the caching is enable=on and level 2 oplicks are also on, checked the client and also is set for on. The problem is after several weeks of the server being up, the server shows op-lock information on the server console and no one can work with the program that uses that data base.after the server is rebooted then all works for a while. I did not have this trouble with SP5. Does anyone know if something has changed or should I try to turn off the client file caching on the server.
Thanks
marvhuffaker (MIS)
20 Oct 08 15:39
Here's the deal. turn off oplocks. I don't care what any TID says, turn it off.
SET CLIENT FILE CACHING ENABLED=OFF
SET LEVEL 2 OPLOCKS ENABLED=OFF
The thing is, you can either fight with it and always be frustrated, or you can turn them off altogether and move on with life.
With those settings on the server, you shouldn't need anything on the client. This will help your database problems immensely. I set these settings on every server I touch. Marvin Huffaker, MCNE
Marvin Huffaker Consulting, Inc.
A Novell Platinum Partner
http://www.redjuju.com
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Ich habe jetzt also auch diese beiden Server-Parameter so gesetzt, wie der o.g. Poster empfiehlt:
SET CLIENT FILE CACHING ENABLED=OFF
SET LEVEL 2 OPLOCKS ENABLED=OFF
Mal sehen, ob dies der Schlüssel zum Erfolg ist.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Werner Mellentin