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Microsoft is not the Answer -
Microsoft is the Question,
and the Answer is no !
>>> Tatsuo Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15.03.2000 02.20 Uhr >>>
No. The message "AllocateFile: too many private FDs demanded" means it
ran out the stido file descriptor pool that is different from normal
file d
> Sounds like you are running of filedescriptors That can be due to
> following factors:
> 1. Kernel limit is exhausted (not likely, i think default is
> 1024fds/process), and needs to be adjusted
> 2. You are exceeding your ulimit for fds. type ulimit -a and see what's it
> set to.
> 3. Postgres
Sounds like you are running of filedescriptors That can be due to
following factors:
1. Kernel limit is exhausted (not likely, i think default is
1024fds/process), and needs to be adjusted
2. You are exceeding your ulimit for fds. type ulimit -a and see what's it
set to.
3. Postgres is leaking FDs
Hallo,
I get this message on each connect (the logfilesize is 1M in 3 days).
I have a 24 hour production datebase with alltogether over 600,000 rows since one
year. I never had trouble until I changed the machine an the postgres version.
Before I had a celeron 300 and postgreSQL 6.4.2.
Now I use
