How do you tune SEMMNU under DU4.0f

From: Robert Kubarych <rkubaryc_at_sunyrockland.edu>
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1999 15:58:35 -0400 (EDT)

Our database application vendor has recommended I recompile our kernel and
set SEMMNU to 900. I tried editing part of the configuration file as
follows:

#Added by sgrocott_at_macan.com (Steve Grocott) for colleague
#modified by rkubarych on 9/17/99 for UniData 4.1.32 upgrade
#increased shmmax from 8000000 to 8388608
#added msgmni 128 & semmnu 900 per datatel recommendation
#
shmseg 50
semaem 100
ubcmaxpercent 15
maxuprc 400
shmmax 33554432
semmni 25
msgmni 128
semmnu 900

When I try to rebuild the kernel it complains of a syntax error on the
very line I've entered semmnu. Is this a tunable parameter under DU 4.0f?
I searched the header files and could not find it so I suspect it may not
be a tunable parameter under DU4.0f or goes under another name.

If so, what is it, and how do I tune it? Also how does one tune the
following:

                                      Minimum
                                                                           
                                                                           
 Max. num. of per-process open files. 1024
                                                                           
 Max. num. of system wide files. 113777
                                                                           
 Max. num. of system processes. 2420


It was suggested that I configure maxusers to 300 so on recompile I plan
to add that in as well.

TIA.



Rob
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