We want to migrate or old server to an new server.
We have Installed the new server and have done an migrate and now we are testing the environment.

Everything works fine until there are 66(+-) users logon. If the 67(+-) user try’s to login he gets an error (Error 22561).

In the event viewer I get :
Env : baaniv (m:\baan)
Program : ora8_srv file \ORACLE_2\ora_native.c # 2183
Keyword : Oracle Error
Username : baan type:S language:1
Process : 4456
ProcessSet : baan@SVR005:4456
Lasterror : 0
Errno : 0
BdbErrno : 0
Message :
dbs_errno = 0, Error 22561 occurred:
Error ORA-21561 occurred during logon.
ORA-21561: OID generation failed

Error BDB-22561 returned.
Logon failed; errno 22561
Flushed at \ORACLE_2\ora_driver.c : #236.

But we use tnsnames and no OID. And first others users could not work, and now sometimes they can. There are plenty of baan licenses available and oracle works fine to. I searched the internet and metalink but could not found usefull information. I hope one of you guys know whats the problem.

Baan is on an Windows 64bit 2003 server with sp2.
With an oracle 32bit client. (10.2.0.3)
Baan has the porting set 6.1c.07.17

And oracle is on an Windows 64bit 2003 server with sp2.
Oracle 64bit version 10.2.0.1

I think you already solved the problem, but I like to hear what was the trick. I did see on metalink document (744125.1) that says that the registry paranmeter \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\SubSystems\

The default value from 1024,3072,512 for Sessions can be increased to 1024, 3072, 1024 to double the amount of users.

But as said before, I like to hear what did the trick at your company.

Best regards,
Dick

Hello,

maybe today was the "Error 22561 - Day". :) :)
We had the same issue on ERP LN and Oracle 10. A change of the mentioned Registry Key to ObjectDirectory=\Windows SharedSection=1024,3072,2048 on the application server did the trick.

Regards and many thanks to Microsoft for this wonderful OS :D


Dieter