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Thanks for your comments daniele.<br />
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So you are confirming that the rumour here is completely untrue and sybase 12.0 works with multiprocessors. <br />
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I know that sybase say that it works but I would love to know who started the rumour.
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Thanks for your comments daniele.

So you are confirming that the rumour here is completely untrue and sybase 12.0 works with multiprocessors.

I know that sybase say that it works but I would love to know who started the rumour.

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I don't know who started the rumor but if you want verify the real use of multi processor, you can monitor CPU usage with operating system utility
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I don't know who started the rumor but if you want verify the real use of multi processor, you can monitor CPU usage with operating system utility

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There is a rumour flying around my company that sybase cannot use more than one processor in a server running 12.0.<br />
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Is this true????<br />
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If this is not true, how can you tell if more than one processor is running please.<br />
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Bryan<br />
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There is a rumour flying around my company that sybase cannot use more than one processor in a server running 12.0.

Is this true????

If this is not true, how can you tell if more than one processor is running please.


Bryan



sybase cannot use multi processors in version 12.0

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