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  1. jurriaan

    probkup - backup file appers fast, command then hangs for 40 minutes

    It would be so very nice to be able to tell here that my employer has decided to switch the server to linux, install a raid-10 of ssd's, that the manufacturer has decided 10.2B04 runs well with our application etc. Unfortunately, not so. However, the IT department decided to map our backup...
  2. jurriaan

    probkup - backup file appers fast, command then hangs for 40 minutes

    Oh, if my wishes counted - we'd use Linux and no NetApp anywhere. Alas, they don't, so I'm stuck. We're using 10.1c04 on a up-to-date windows 2003 server install (1x quad-core xeon, 8 Gb memory, gig/10-gig connection to the SAN etc), and I know raid-5 is slow, oh yes! However, that still leaves...
  3. jurriaan

    probkup - backup file appers fast, command then hangs for 40 minutes

    We're having a difficult time with slow backups to a NetApp san. probkup online p:\genrw t:\genrw.bck creates a 1.5 Gb genrw.bck file in a matter of seconds, but the command only returns after 40 minutes or more. Needless to say, this wreaks havoc with our 'main' backup, where 50 Gb is...
  4. jurriaan

    Script for QAD Database backup

    I think, at this point, that you would benefit from sitting down and reading the documentation. There is no way that short answers on this forum are going to replace everything that Progress has written down about best practices. Of course I can tell you how to check if After imaging is there...
  5. jurriaan

    A pickle with jpg in a pdf from linux

    Your linux gurus need to find out what happens inside CUPS-pdf and try to reproduce that, with logfiles. I know it can be frustrating. I make PDF's to fax from PCL files (on windows, even), and it turns out that some documents print just fine, but the printer and the ghostscript program have...
  6. jurriaan

    Script for QAD Database backup

    You don't mention how you can access the SAN, only that you know the IP-address. Most SAN's I know are accessible as a share, or mounted on the server. If so, a simple copy command should do the trick. Transfering bi files is not necessary, the backup process takes care of that. However, I...
  7. jurriaan

    rebuild (via dump/load) of clustered database

    It turns out there are no cluster settings in the database itself - it's all in the registry and various configuration files, so copying/prostrct repair worked just fine.
  8. jurriaan

    rebuild (via dump/load) of clustered database

    We have an OpenEdge 10.1C (no updates) database, running on a Windows 2003 Server (up-to-date with patches) cluster. The database is integrated into the cluster, starts via de cluster administrator etc. The time has come for a dump and load, since it's been a few years, and I'd like to get...
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