fpxfer export to a file - permissions/ownership

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On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 02:18:25AM +0000, Richard Kreiss thus spoke:
> Top Post,
>
> Mark, I was not looking for filePro to become multi-threated.  All I was
> think was that when someone open multiple sessions of filePro, if clerk
> is started, it would check to see which core had the lease activity and
> load in that core.  The same for report or dxmaint.  These are the three
> programs which normally require the most computing power.

That already happens under any sane, modern OS - even Windows.  It's
the OS's responsibility to ensure basic core load distribution, not the
application's.  It's a bit different for threaded applications which
are explicitly coded for SMP, but even single-threaded applications are
distributed amongst the cores.

> If I have 4 sessions open on my computer, why should all of them load in
> the same core?  This will most likely happen sometime in the future if

They don't.  Or shouldn't, if your OS is not mis-tuned.  It's possible to
set the core affinity for an executable in Windows, but that's not its
natural state.  Naturally tuned, it performs exactly as you said you want
it to.

mark->
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