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From: Greg Quinlan <gwq_uk@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Limit PID Count?
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Hi All,

Is there an easy way of limiting the system wide PID count?

I have an application with uses a maximum PID of 32768 (short int pid;) and can
not be changed!

I need to keep it below this value.

The application is a SCO UNIX app' running under IBCS2 emulation.

Thanks

Greg


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