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I am getting the message below from the code: ** Missing FOR, FIND or CREATE for a table with _File-Name in current block. (232) ** Could not understand line 3. (196) I am on OE10.1C; does that make a difference?

I have ran across the need for this before and recall that nothing was possible. But I will try again, as the current situation makes this even more necessary. I have some record locking issues. I can determine through the VSTs the record that is locked and the table. What I need is to be...

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Hello, I am getting this message on new install. This is not new to me, but I believe that I have everything covered and must have missed something. Java 1.7 installed (JVM Server) PATH contains java location java -version has version as first line [root@TRO1AP00008DEV /]# java -version java...

I have completed the steps mentioned above. I am confident that now the issue is resolved.

Sorry for the delay. To clarify, The application is QAD eB2.1 SP4 (server A). The Progress version is 10.1C SP2 (server A for 4GL; server B for database). The Linux version is RHEL 6.4 (Server A and B). The user connects on server A on Monday. After some time, the user is still connected...

I "cleanup" on Tuesday noon any user sessions from Monday, since all users who have logins that are more than 12 hours old have left for the day (and probably returned). I guess the short answer to the problem is to know which sessions these are and be able to disconnect them from the command...

I do not really have an answer to your question. The code that is launched on the application server is still running, but the user has long since been disconnected. I have not been able to really get to the bottom of it. People do get disconnected from time to time via our telnet...

My problem very specifically was that after reboot my ODBC connections would not work. I found that I had to make a connection right away before all of the database servers were launched. If not, my 4GL users would take all of them and leave none left. This diagnosis was provided to me by...

I have always had an issue where old database connections linger. They are connected to the database, but no longer running the application. Watch Dog does not seem to do anything to help the situation. I would like to get a workable solution to cleaning these connections up. Recently, we...

The solution came a bit from this info, but not in starting an SQL broker. I was already doing that. I really just needed to set the Mi. I don't really need level loading, so i I set it to 10, and my issue is now resolved. Thanks for all fo the advise!

I have a situation that keeps surfacing. I have remote users and SQL users connecting to my OE10.1C database (with different proserve). When ever I reboot, the SQL users are denied access. I have done some research and it is because the remote users are taking up the servers before an ODBC...

Guys, I am on OE 10.1C. I cannot connect to the Admin Server as root on Progress Explorer. I get "Unable to connect to Admin Server. Ensure Admin Server is running (8336). proadsv -query shows that it is running. I have the correct hostname. I am also having an issue with my broker...

This is good info! I agree whole heartily with not running things as root. I was told be the developer of the app that I am using that I need to launch Admin Server as root in order to use Progress Explorer Tool. I was okay with that, but did not want to start my app server as root. I did...

A little further. I went to linux and started the admin server as root -admingroup mygrp -requireusername. Not I get user not authorized. This leads me to believe that my suspicions are correct. To that, how does the Admin Server authenticate? Against the /etc/password file? If that is the...

Okay now I am starting to get mad! Whatever I start proadsv as, that is the user that launches my app server, I have tried to add an owner to the launch and it does not matter. If I try to add a user/password to my_AS, it "not responding(12076). If I leave the password blank, then I get...

RealHeavyDude, So would the criteria be that root needs to belong to the admin group? That would make sense to me.

Okay... I can run the admin server as the user, launch name server as the user, launch the app server as the user (all from Linux login) and it all works. What I cannot do is launch the admin server and name server as root and launch the app server as the user. The crux of my whole issue is...

Sigh! I started Admin Server to require user name and added the username= and password= (from genuserpassword) to NS1 and my_AS and now the name server won't launch. I tried launching as the user that I authorized to do so and "No Dice". Now I am completely hosed. Good thing I tried this on...

Also, if it is not chosen to begin with then does that mean you cannot use authorization?