> On Windows, for Superserver, this parameter needs to be set
> so that the entire service runs on one CPU. If it is set for
> multiple CPUs, you get the "see-saw" effect, where Windows
> will swing the entire process from one CPU to the other when
> CPU usage reaches capacity on one CPU.
>
> It shouldn't be a problem for you if you didn't fiddle with
> the default cpu_affinity parameter in firebird.conf, which is
> configured to the first processor.
>
> ./hb
>

Hi Helen,

Once more thank for your help.

Daniel
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