doc, it was done in the first one.
but how to do that when you have 100-2000 scripts scanning?
there should be some sort file writes per scanned machine... to their own files...
and reads after the writes, some control files...
it would be slower than any other option.
I was thinking about that memory stuff and we can control that pretty easily.
you know, if you have Oracle interface in nt-machine, it will eat up all the memory available, we could do that too.
on every scan, check if the free mem is less than 2M. if it is, sleep 0.2 and check again...
no hardy...
only problem about the reg is that everyone running the script should understand that the info is written there.
as some failures may occur or something and then, someone would like to free their mem- and reg-space of this stuff.
[ 10. October 2002, 13:17: Message edited by: Lonkero ]
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