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Last Updated: 03rd December 2010 07:58:26 am

If you allow license queuing for your end users (it is enabled by default), you can test that it will work properly by performing the following steps:

1. Enable queuing for Client A. (For information about enabling queuing, see the related Knowledgebase article, "How do end users enable license queuing?")
2. Perform a checkout of the maximum number of available licenses from Client B. (This client does not have to have queuing enabled.)
   
3. Attempt to checkout one or more licenses from a Client A. Client A should receive an LMX_QUEUE return status (that is, the value of LMX_STATUS returned by the unsuccessful LMX_Checkout operation) when trying to checkout a license, since all the licenses are used.
4. Checkin one or more licenses from Client B. The checkout attempt from Client A should now be successful.