06-28-2002
Sun Docs will help
Indeed the kernel has a parameter called something like "Max processes"
Iam not sure how to change hereby the sundoc site, Im sure you can find it there
http://docs.sun.com/
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SYNOPSIS
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DESCRIPTION
Class that implements the max operator. This operator will find the minimum value appearing in a DLF field among a group of DLF records.
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