Thanks
Yes I use the nscontrol update, and I check the database
and the entries are there, I already restart the server
and that did not help.
Julian
>-----Original Message-----
>There are two things I would check.
>
>I am assuming that you did a nscontrol update after
making the changes
>to the config file.
>
>1) Look in the help and make sure that the
<NotificationThrottle> can
>be updated on nscontrol update. Some settings do not
get updated with
>an nscontorl update. However, I think this one is...if
memory serves.
>2) Go into the databases and find the table that the
notification
>throttle is set in and verify its value. I quick test
would to be
>changing this value through SQL update statement to see
if it corrects
>your problem.
>
>Sorry, I cannot be more specific right now, but I don't
have access to
>SQL NS help file or to my instance that I have running
to give you exact
>table names. I hope this will point you in the right
direction.
>
>Jason
>
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>> Error:
>> The Number of Notifications in this quantum is greater
than the
>throttle specified for notifications.
>>
>> I already update the folloging parameters but still
goves , me this
>msg
>>
>> <EventThrottle>0
>> <SubscriptionThrottle>0
>> <NotificationsThrottle>0
>>
>> Please help
>>
>> Julian
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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