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Glad you spotted it! Yeah -yy was going to be my first guess too. :D

What are the session startup parameters?

Further to Tom's message above, all of the DB startup parameters are dumped to the logfile when you start it up. It wouldn't be too hard a job to scrape these and add them to a .pf file and then just start the db using that pf file. What's a bit harder is deciding what to ignore as it's just...

Here's a link to the documentation. https://docs.progress.com/de-DE/bundle/openedge-security-auditing-introduction-117/page/Querying-and-Reporting-on-Audit-Data.html

I'm not aware of any native Gantt charts in Progress which makes me suspect they're a 3rd party tool. At a guess they're a 32bit ocx plugin and you were using 32bit runtimes for 11.7 and are now on 64bit 12.8. Your idea to convert to Telerik or some such is an excellent idea.

First of all, these days I would never have one big procedure with everything in it. I would have a few that are split out based on function and use and only load the one(s) I want when needed. Otherwise you're carrying around a lot of bloat for no reason at all. There are some distinct...

Back in the day we used sockets. Not sure the implementation of Kafka is what you're after though. As far as I see it the integration is more to do with streaming data changes etc. I've not looked in great detail so I could be wrong.

Oh I've seen the threads. So the issue isn't that you can't post, it's that they don't display. I would suggest that means there's a problem with your content.

Is that a tool from CyberScience? Have you contacted them?

I would suggest raising a case with Progress support.

Locking as a dupe

What happens when you do?

That's great Chris!

Anecdotally we've had the exact same issue in 11.7 with various REST calls. In the end I reverted back to cURL as there's just not enough hours in the day to fix this sort of thing.

Sounds like you may be best off posting on the Progress community. That way Progress folk will be able to help out.

My crystal ball suggests he wants to reset the OEM password.

You can also create an instance using the tcman in the <dlc>\servers\pasoe folder if that's your preference.

Sounds like you want OO principles to be honest. You have your base code but in certain instances that can be overloaded/extended and all that loveliness.

You need to work out why those agents were showing as busy. A proGetStack on some of the PIDs will point you in the direction of which line of code they're on at the time. Maybe you'll find a pattern. Last time something like this happened to us we found that an external API we were consuming...

Have you tried googling? It's the default DBA account for SQL access. There's plenty of material online about what it is, how to log in, and what to do if you don't know the password.