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I'm new to AWS RDS and I just want to know how many concurrent user/client can connect to a database in my db.t3.micro POSTGRESQL and how many concurrent request can it handle ?
Thanks in advance.
For PostgreSQL 13, default max_connections value is calculated as:
LEAST({DBInstanceClassMemory/9531392},5000)
The t3.micro has 1GB RAM, so it will be:
1*1024*1024*1024/9531392 = 112
So about 112 connections.
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is it possible to set a default Outlook profile per machine, so for example that it doesn't matter which user logs in at the machine, they can only access one particular mail profile.
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No, Outlook profiles are stored on the per user (HKCU) basis.
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I am new to Iseries, my manager is off today. Someone asked me for a list of users that have access to certain programs.
I google and I am not even sure what to ask for in my search. Is there a command I can use that if I specify the module/program name it will return list of users who have access? and also a list of which access templates include these programs?
Display Object Authority command, DSPOBJAUT
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I am designing a database in pgAdmin4 and postgreSQL. I am new in it, and I would like to know if there is a way to access and modify this same database from my mobile phone. I am trying with RemoDb APP but cannot manage to properly connect... any advice? Thank you!
You can access the PgAdmin4 in the mobile browser.
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I have created a database using FileMaker Pro, how do I keep previously entered data on FileMaker Pro private to other users who wants to enter new data?
You can limit users access to records by tagging the records with the account name that created them, and setting the users' privilege set to allow access only when:
Get (AccountName) = YourTable::CreatedBy
See:
http://www.filemaker.com/help/13/fmp/en/html/create_db.8.23.html#1029444
http://www.filemaker.com/help/13/fmp/en/html/passwords.14.20.html#1028570
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When creating a service I see in the list of internal endpoints an entry the looks like myservice.sandbox-cluster:0 TCP along with the ports I explicitly opened. What is the port 0 entry for?
If you are using the GCE Load Balancer, port 0 may be created. port 0 usually means "use any random free port".
Here is the GitHub issue. Here is more info. Email thread about this is here.