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DDL Command LIMIT
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DDL Command LIMIT

LIMIT

Manages the data base User Limit. The User Limit is the maximum number of simultaneous users for a given data base.

Notation standards Options Answers

Syntax:
Form1: LIMIT/options [<new-limit>]
Form2: LIMIT/options <database-name> [<new-limit>]
<new-limit> represents the new User Limit; if <new-limit> is not present, the current User Limit is reported;
<database-name> represents the full path name of a database whose limit is to be changed or reported; <database-name> uses the <database-name> parameter from the "DATA BASE NAME IS ..." statement;

Form1 applies to the current open data base.

Form2 applies to an arbitrary data base. This form can be used to access an arbitrary data base while a given data base is open. Or it can be used when no data base is open; however, in this case, in the Thunderbolt API, it is necessary to establish a context with ddlBegin(), etc.

Options:
E - Do not terminate procedure if there is an error. [Thunderbolt RAD only]
X - Suppress the command response.
Y - Do not alter the command answer cells. [Thunderbolt RAD only]

Answers:
Ctl.Ans1 - Total number of users;
Ctl.Ans2 - Old Limit;
Ctl.Ans3 - New Limit

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