Software

Ernest,
I don't know about Jonas, but I look after a dos-type database which also counts the number of connected users. If one of the users is disconnected - either by a power-out or by accident - the main machine still thinks that they are connected and counts them as a logged-on user. It could be that your machine has been shut down without exiting properly from Jonas and when the box reboots, Jonas still has the record of the last valid connection.

I hope that made sense ;-)
All the best

Steve

Many times I've had files declare that they are in use and can't be opened, even when I know that no one has them opened. This happens because the file did not get closed out properly.

I use a small, FREE utlity to find out who the server thinks has a file open, and then close the connection. This of course frees up the file and in your case will then free up the number of users.

The utility is from WWW.MERXSOFT.COM and is called ofl.exe. I have set up batch files on my computer so that I can close files on the servers from my desktop. I also have batch files that show me who the servers think have files open, but does not close the connection. Read about the command line switches and you'll see how useful this utility is.

Good luck,
Don

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