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Is there a way to simulate a multi-user database using a Windows Provision 10.0B license? I vaguely remember back in Progress version 7 or 8 there was a way to do that but I can't recall the specifics. Thanks in advance!!

Ignore this post, I just noticed you're server is on a Windows box I'm assuming your server is Unix? If so, the Progress Knowledge base P5815 may help. ID: P5815 Title: "How to turn on ODBC tracing on UNIX?" Created: 08/05/2002 Last Modified: 06/05/2007...

This may help you .... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/274551

Progress works fine but the fact of the matter is that it's not widely used and probably never will be. I want to be marketable which I'm not and am fearful that I coded myself into a corner by using Progress We've converted the front end of our app. to C# .Net and hopefully the db will follow...

You may want to checkout a product called SQLWAYS from Inspirer http://www.ispirer.com/ . I've been testing it doing a migration of OpenEdge to SQL server 2005. I may have some more info if you want to email me directly at cet413@yahoo.com.

You may want to checkout a product called SQLWAYS from Inspirer http://www.ispirer.com/ . I've been testing a migration of OpenEdge to SQL server 2005.

I hear what you're saying, we haven't had the current salesperson that long and they are probably desperate for a commission. So far we've changed the company name on all of our software contracts (Oracle, Microsoft, and 20 others) without issue except for Progress. The Lawyers will have to...

Our company recently changed names (same company, same product, same users, same developers, new name) and we were told by Progress that we would be required to repurchase the software for the full price (over $160K). We've had Progress since the early days 15+ years ago and have paid for...