ADLM Question

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Randy Seys, Oct 7, 2003.

  1. Randy Seys

    Randy Seys Guest

    For those of you familiar with the AutoDesk License Manager (ADLM), when I
    generate a report using 'ADLM Reports', there is a column called 'Total In
    Use'. This is supposed to display the peak number of licenses that were in
    use concurrently during a given time period. When I generate an hourly
    report for a particular day, the largest number reported is 4. When I
    generate a report for that day, it gives me the number 11. How can these
    values be different? Does anyone have an understanding of how these numbers
    can be different?

    Thank you,

    Randy Seys
    MICO, Inc.
    North Mankato, MN
     
    Randy Seys, Oct 7, 2003
    #1
  2. Randy Seys

    CW Guest

    It sounds like, at any given time, only four of your people are actually
    working. :)
     
    CW, Oct 7, 2003
    #2
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