Error RWI 00239 - Connection failed. The server has reached the maximum number of simultaneous connections


Connection failed. The server has reached the maximum number of simultaneous connections. (RWI 00239)


Cause

The maximum number of server connections allowed has been reached.

Action
Either raise the value of the maximum connections server parameter, or add another server instance.

To modify the maximum connections value:
1. Log on to BusinessObjects Enterprise Central Management Console.
2. Click on Servers.
3. Expand Server Categories, and click on Web Intelligence.
4. Under Server name, double-click on WebIntelligenceProcessingServer. The Properties window appears.
5. In Properties window, under Web Intelligence Processing Service, enter a greater value for Maximum Connections.

In our customer case environment BO XI R3.1 on windows server 2008 R2, with 4 cpu, 16 GB Ram and more then 300 BO users 
 we inserted a 100 connections value  and this value fixed the problem.

 See also:

 BUSINESS OBJECTS ERRORS LIST

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