higgs312
Active Member
Does anyone know the maximum amount of print queues that JDE OneWorld XE allows and how to find out how many we are using?
KenM
Active Member
Do you mean job queues (batch queues), print queues or print files? You can have as many print queues as you like, but there is a practical limit on job queues. On the AS/400 there is a maximum number of members you can have in a single file, and since the print files are stored in members, you can only have 32K of 'em.
You asked how many you're using. If you're talking about job queues and you're running an older version of OneWorld (i.e. XE or ERP8.0), you can look in the jde.ini on the server to find the number and names of the queues. If you're using a newer version (i.e. 8.9 to 8.12), there is an application in the System Administration area that has the queue maintenance application in it.
Could you please provide more information. Do you mean print or batch? Do you mean files or queues? What is your environment, platform, etc.
You asked how many you're using. If you're talking about job queues and you're running an older version of OneWorld (i.e. XE or ERP8.0), you can look in the jde.ini on the server to find the number and names of the queues. If you're using a newer version (i.e. 8.9 to 8.12), there is an application in the System Administration area that has the queue maintenance application in it.
Could you please provide more information. Do you mean print or batch? Do you mean files or queues? What is your environment, platform, etc.
newtocnc
Member
Hi There,
I just wanted to mention that I am not 100% sure of the maximum number of printers that JDE XE can hold, but in my previous env we had about 1000 plus printers and there didn't ever seem to be an issue. To find out how many you are using I would go into the printers, select them all, export to excel (or copy and paste to excel) and get your count from there. good luck!
I just wanted to mention that I am not 100% sure of the maximum number of printers that JDE XE can hold, but in my previous env we had about 1000 plus printers and there didn't ever seem to be an issue. To find out how many you are using I would go into the printers, select them all, export to excel (or copy and paste to excel) and get your count from there. good luck!