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Hi ! I've a problem when I try to execute a query. Error is : [DataDirect][OpenEdge JDBC Driver][OpenEdge] Internal error -1 (buffer too small for generated record) in SQL from subsystem RECORD SERVICES function recPutLONG called from sts_srtt_t:::add_row on (ttbl# 2, len/maxlen/reqlen =...

Ok thank you very much !! :) :) It seems to work fine !! My first test is ok. :) Do you know if this Isolation Level can have consequences about ... I don't know what..?

Ok. thanks. I don't have access to the connection. Because source of reports are "domain" (which are created by our service provider) and not SQL Query directly. I only can change URL "jdbc:datadirect:openedge://...". I will look at new JDBC driver but I think that i'm not really interested in...

Hi ! We have a server with OpenEdge Databases v10.01C. We have a second server with JasperServer on it which is connected (JDBC) to the OpenEdge Databases to make reports. The problem is when we try to execute a report we have this error : I saw that we have to put the isolation level to...

Ok ! Thanks a lot. I will try to cut my procedure in pieces to have 3 ou 4 procedures instead of only one...

Hi ! :) I'm using the Section Editor of the AppBuilder (v10.0B) to create a ".r" file. I wanna know if there is a maximum number of line for a "procedure" ? because i have a problem with my indentation and moreover I can't add more line of code in my procedure. With "Tools -> New Procedure...

Yeahh ! It works !! Thank you very much for your replies ! I want to say that I love you but it's maybe a little too much ! :) Thanks

Ok Thanks for your reply. If I omit -S and -H parameters in my .pf file, I have to omit the -N parameter too ? I will try this because my batch processes are running on the same physical server as the database. What I don't understand is why the second .sh doesn't use mprosrv that the 1st .sh...

Ok. More information : The .sh which is run look like : In my .pf file, there are connexions of the 8 databases that my procedures need. For each database connexion, there is a process "mprosrv". So when my first .sh is finished, I've got 8 processes which are not killed and which aren't usefull...

Hi ! First, sorry for my english... :biggrin: We have Progress databases on Linux Server. At night we run 4 ".sh" with the cron table with 30min between each ".sh". These .sh contain many "b-pro" which run ".r" To connect to the databases, a process (mprosrv) is run per database (8 for me)...