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Hi! I am having an issue where I cannot login to one of my databases using a remote connection. It is only one of a dozen databases, so it does not appear to be server related (Linux RHEL). I can connect via ODBC and SELF, so it does not appear to be the database (OE10.1). Any ideas...

I have an application that requires me to connect to several progress databases at the same time. It takes as long as 40 seconds for this to happen. If I start with just one, it takes 5 seconds; two 9 seconds ... four 40 seconds (the last one takes 20 seconds more than 3 databases, but...

This is excellent information. I was unaware that I could simply grant dba to a user to create it with the rights that I want. This does not give me a password, but still ... Cool! I also fixed my problem with the rights not getting assigned. I had put the user in with single quotes as I did...

Slight correction. I is not that I cannot get in via command prompt. It is that I cannot do anything, including dropping the user that I created without rights. This is becoming quite a pickle as I need to get this database accessible via ODBC. Help!!!!!

I have had numerous ODBC issues with Progress 10.1C! My current one is that I cannot seem to get the access assignment to work on a new database. I monkey around with until I get it to work, but it is a pain. I ran the following from the expsql command prompt: create user 'sysadm','squirr1'...

It has come to my attention that I have users that lose the connection (SELF) to my application (QAD) when I am performing the nightly online backup of my databases. I am going to monitor system activity tonight to see what is going on at this time (i.e. extended CPU at 100% or something). I...

Actually, I did perform a copy. I had done this with the last server (5.5 Tikanga) and, since I was able to build the database, I did not think the copy was an issue. I was trying to make the install faster, but ... if that is what is wrong, it is correctable. It is odd though that I am...

Hi! I have been given a new server to work with that has RHEL 5.7 Tikanga. I am able to build my OpenEdge database, but I cannot access it. Any attempt to launch a session (pro my_db) results in a lock file, but no session. It simply returns back to the command prompt. There is no log file...

I am using -bistall as well as the -bithold of 8500. I did, however, set this from proquiet. It does show in the log file that the threshold was updated, but I am not seeing it in the activity log (8648Mb) and certainly not on the OS where the bi extent file size totals roughly 9000...

I have a BI Threshold of 8.5 Gb on my OE 10.1C database of 28 Gb. Last week the BI grew to 9.0Gb and yet my database did not react by going into a stall. I am curious as to why this did not function. Any dieas?

Sound advise! I am going to initiate a project to employ -cpstream on ALL inbound data. This is where I believe that I was hung up. The data in my app when logging on as a user of a particular language (say spanish), but the data I input does not have the same appearance. This is good info!

I was trying to determine the LEAST of a potential customers licensing. They ended up buying the OE Suite, so this is now a non-issue.

Sorry, but this issue ended up not being in issue as the user with the problem is no longer with the company. Since no one else has this problem, I suspect it was a Network profile issue for that user. Thanks for your input.

Thanks to all for their information. In this particular case, I do not think that I could have been helped by looking for a large transaction. The time necessary to do that was not available to me. I have instituted some alerts that will, hopefully, tell me that trouble is brewing before I...

I am tying up all loose threads. This issue was developer generated. As it turned out, there was some part of the code where he was pulling in a whole table, which was large enough to cause this problem. This issue is now resolved.

I was looking for a way to determine progress of the crash recovery. I did not know (and am still looking into) what caused the crash, so I could not determine exactly how long I would have to wait for the recovery. I have only experienced this a few times and it was always easy to determine...

I should point out that I am referring to disaster recovery and not ai roll back, though after an hour of waiting I am getting a little jumpy on the recovery.

I had a run away process kill my bi. I am rolling back, but I am unsure how to determine how long it will take. This is an OE 10.1C database. Any ideas on how to figure out where the roll back is in its process?

I have a new developer that will be using Architect. I installed the product, but everything he tries to open comes up read only. Any ideas?

I was able to get the issue fixed. I deleted the user in the Progress database. Then I dropped the user as root. I created the user anew and granted dba to it. Now all is good in the SQL world. I do not know particularly why the issue came about, but I needed to get past it. Thanks for...