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look up the file-info system handle in the Progress doc's, then look at who own's the directory and if the progress session has write access it should work. Also always state the O/S of the Progress client

You need to elaborate, if you want to write Progress code to access both a Progress and Oracle database refer to you Progress Documentation CD and look at OpenEdge Data Management: DataServer for ORACLE If you want to access a Progress database with proSQL or some other tool/language you will...

I think Enterprise Finacials is only available in the .netUI interface, this does not mean it is entirely written in dotNet. It still runs ABL programs on an appserver.

The prostrct utility prostrct statistics db-name

It should be "symix". I'm assuming it's Symix V4.0 or below.

Ok fix the servers not showing first. Look at prokb # P45120 and take care of the DLC problem in proexp.prm. Then make sure you are pointing to 10.2A admin servers on the remote boxes. Progress Explorer 10.2A will not work with a 10.1B admin server

Don't have access to MFG/PRO right now, but look in printer maintenace for the "page" definition. Also does it work for page100 ? Check to see if it works on your development/training database(s). Is there enought disk space in your $HOME directory?

Take a look a prokb # 19360, you need to be running two admin servers with different -port settings (i.e. 20930 and 21931) and different listener ports -adminport.

Look at the dbcodepage function also. It look like you trying to transfer data from a single-byte database to a double-byte (Big 5). Are you trying to translating to Chinesse also? As always Progress and O/S version info is good to know info.

Opps, Sorry, the default delimiter is a space. export <table-name> delimiter ",".

output to <file-name>. for each <table-name>: export <table-name>. end. output close. /* the default delimeter for the export statement is "," */

call c:\dlc\bin\proutil maindb -C truncate bi -G 0 It's calling the c:\dlc\bin\proutil.bat file and truncating the before image file. -G 0 means to wait 0 seconds to do it (30 seconds by default). You have a service provider doing this? You'll need to read/post the database log's to find...

When you are trying to install software on Linux that is older than the os, you need to view the build script of the software and compare the version of the library referenced in it to the to the actual version installed: If the build script has libc.so.4 and libc.so.6 is installed you have...

Your trying to connect to an Oracle db from PHP, what do you need Progress for?

Sorry did't see the top of the first post, you do have 3 in the variable.

Before you start adding extents, read a little more about the prostruct utility. Do a prostruct list and produce a current version of the .st file (it may have changed during the life of the db), and do a prostruct statistics to find out what extents are currently being populated, I have not...

You probably want to start your investigation by running promon against the database, getting a screen shot of the following menu options - 5, 6, 7 and the R&D Status and Activity File I/O screens. Then do a prostrct dbname statistics > dbname.statistics If you post this info, you'll...

Re: this is generic in the extream. Good luck with that.

If you actually have a local w: drive and you are on the server and your DLC and PATH environment variables are set, and you are not using procontrol or Progress explorer the syntax is "proserve w:\db\UM.db". You can also place a -pf parameter pointing to a database parameter file. Since...

Perform a "prostrct dbname list", this will generate a new dbname.st file from the current physical structure of the database. I have seen places that generate a new .st file every backup cycle, this is copied to a backup location in case of a hardware failure that would require a recovery from...