Version 4.0 Issue with Average Licenses
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Edwin,
I have installed version 4 and I am going through some testing before I comit to a production environment. I have found a discrepency with the License Statistics on the Licenses page. I found it when comparing the results of version 3.3.
After running a graph using the "GO" button the results do not reflect the correct percentage of licenses used for the Lincese Type selected. We have 61 ProE licenses and after the run the statistics shows that there were 34 concurrent users or 47%. 34 concurrent users represent 56% of 61 licenses not 47%. Digging in to see what might be going on I find that the application is using the second license type in the list to determine the percentage. Hovering over the graph exposed that the totals for ProEngineer are using the total number of licenses for Intralink (72), our second license in the list. 34 users is 47% of 72.
Is there a simple edit I can make to correct this?
Thanks,
Greg
Hi Greg, thanks for dropping a line..
i'd been sorting out things with the license reports, etc, need to look into this.. + let you know.
cheers
Edwin
Greg
I think I've spotted the issue + will update the installer file... if you're happy hacking around in text editor, open lic.asp + look for this line to change:
Response.Write "maxCODE["& i &"]+="& licNoAr(i) &"; "
to
Response.Write "maxCODE["& (i+1) &"]+="& licNoAr(i) &"; "
Should do the trick...
Edwin
ps: trawling thru the code reminds me I really must clean it up a bit when I get time!!!
Edwin,
That did the trick, thanks...
Are there any docs available that would walk through some of the new functionality like the Intralink server tools?
Greg
Hi
Glad it helped.
If you (or anyone else viewing) have time, please contribute to the CADminTools wiki @ http://cadmintools.wiki.sourceforge.net/
So far I've not put anything together on the ilink tools... it's pretty new, with only me using it for the past year or so...
I'm hoping to do movie and/or docs soon... the wiki will build into a useful resource for learning how things work.
My main issue is data: obviously I don't want to show actual data, and don't have the time to create "fake" data... but I'll get round that somehow.
Cheers
Edwin