Thomas Steinmaurer skriver:

>
> > In Task manager I see multiple instances of fb_inet_server.exe, as
> > expected (classic server).
> >
> > What I'm wondering is what the command line switches mean.
>

[snip]

> > More importantly I see they have -h N, where N is for instance 484 and
> > 492. What does -h and the numeric value mean?
>
> With 2.5 Classic, I have something like that:
>
> -h 432@1620
>
> Don't know about 432, but 1620 in my case is the process ID of the
> parent (listener) process.
>

OK, but I don't have the @M part.
Still wondering what the first figure after -h means.

I've always thought it was unique for each connection/process, but this
time I had 492 for four processes and 484 for two of them.

Kjell

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