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I have seen changing the priority of the Scheduled Task speed up a probkup considerably (3 0r 4 times faster in some cases), so certainly worth trying in this case.

from memory yes

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It has been a while since I last did it but that does sound about right.

Essentially you just add a second agent to you source.repl.properties file and set up as normal, form the documentation (OpenEdge Replication User Guide): # OpenEdge Replication properties file for a database that will be used # as a source database for OpenEdge Replication. This is a two agent...

In Windows the uninstaller initiates another process that does most of the work. Just looked back at the AutoIt script i wrote a while ago and i wait for the initial process then look for a process beginning with "_is" and then wait for that to finish.

I have seen this occur when another process tries to access the backup file whilst you are backing up. For example a backup job that is pushing it out to tape or and anti virus scan.

I've done some testing with this and you don't need to change your wrx files you just have to have the 64 bit version (assuming one exists) of the OCX registered.

There was a bug relating to online backups causing a memory leak on Windows 2008, if this is your problem upgrading to the latest version of Progress will solve it.

I agree Rob and have recommended the solutions you have mentioned. They use Hyper-V Replica for the rest of there infrastructure and I said I would do some digging to see if anyone has successfully used it with Progress.

Hello, Has anyone successfully used this to replicate a VM with a Progress database running on it and maintained the integrity of the database? I have a client who wishes to uses this, i have informed them it is not supported by Progress and they would need to extensively test the solution...

Try turning DEP off for the Progress and Office processes.

Thanks Lynn I will give SP5 ago and see if it is any better.

Thanks for the advise but we are upgrading OpenEdge version so have to rebuild the AI anyway.

Thanks Rob. I logged a call with Technical Support on Friday and they have confirmed this morning that they think this could be a bug.

Forgot to answer your questions about the box it is a dedicated database server with 44 GB RAM, 3.4 GHz Quad Xeon Processor, the databases are on direct attached storage consisting of 8 x 146GB 15k SAS disks in a RAID 10 and the database is all Type II storage.

Thanks for your reply Rob, I will certainly experiment with these parameters and see what benefits I can get. The bit that confused me though was the gap between the index rebuild saying it was complete (this took 2 hours) and the session actually ending (nearly 7 hours later). This extract...

Hello, As part of an upgrade to a new version of our product we have to apply a DF (with various new table, fields, indexes) to a database. We add the indexes inactive and then run an index rebuild to rebuild just the inactive indexes. We are in the process of testing this process for one of...

Ok thanks guys, looks like I will be rebuilding it from scratch just wanted to check I wasn't missing a trick.

Is there an easier way to switch the target and source roles when running OE Replication? Or is the only option to rebuild replication form scratch?