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So will a temp-table cache persist across sessions if it's global shared? I'll have to have a play around with that today.

-B2 may be the path of least resistance. Staring me right in the face!!

OE 11.7.17 (or whatever the latest patch is). Redhat We have a table in the database that is the system control table. Pretty much every program has an include file in it to read this record. Sometimes this even happens multiple times due to nested includes. It's a mess. We are reading this...

Belt and braces I would be setting the memptr size to 0 on each iteration. The static class call is fine as is IMO.

Auditing is designed for the job it sounds like you are trying to do. After imaging is not. :)

Looks like it shows the structure only. The instructions in the post above seem detailed enough. But this is a post from 2002, so who knows whether the app will work with modern Progress versions or not. I don't think the author is working in OpenEdge anymore either.

You're going to need to give a lot more context to this request before anyone has a hope of helping. :)

It should be painless but be aware the indexes will be added inactive and will need building/activating to be able to use them. I believe that as this is a new table, and therefore no active index to help with the activate, you will need to do this part offline, but I'm a bit sketchy on those...

Upgrade to OE 12.8 (when it's available later this year) as most structure changes will be allowed online.

Mike's certified (as a DBA), so why not you as well! :)

It's very frustrating when requests for less used products get overlooked, but in general, yes, the system works very well. A lot of features in 12.x releases have been community driven.

When you say it doesn't work you're not actually saying how you know it doesn't work. The logfile suggests it was successful.

We have a case in point. This table has one record. Note the scale on the left.

Closing this as a dupe.

There is a big "it depends" part of this answer. There are certain activities (I can't remember which!!) that are quicker via TCP.

I managed to get this sorted. I've updated the first post with a permanently active link.

Your ai interval of 36000 basically means you will be switching on demand and not automatically. As a result if you lose the main DB server you'll still be losing all the work done since the last backup you got off that machine. IMO that interval should be a lot smaller although that does depend...

The invite just expired. I will post another next week when I'm back on my home PC.

Unfortunately it doesn't appear in the moderator queue. I believe it's something that Chris will need to sort out. As it happens I am also waiting for a username change!! :D

I found the slightly more interesting for you. The typo came about because I was trying to recover from the very weirdly formatted 6956 error. I got it working for that script but when I recreated the script to run for another database those weirdly formatted errors started appearing again. I...