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I've just made a template installation for the Enterprise RDBMS and Enterprise AppServer product on RHEL 7.4 with proinst. We do not use nor plan to use OE Management in any way - therefore, to me, it is a superfluous component which is installed additionally out-of-the-box. This has bothered...

In my experience ... It does not matter much whether you go OO or stay procedural when the goal is to produce reusable code. Documentation and easy to use APIs are most important. Because, if documentation is missing or the APIs are hard to use nobody will re-use them. Therefore you should put...

Thanks for the quick response. I just found out that in "our engineered" RHEL 7 we are required to use puppet / hiera to change settings on user accounts. Obviously, one never stops learning ... At the moment they building some 1.200 RHEL servers and therefore strict processes are reinforced ...

I would put the RELEASE statement on the keyword forget list.

We are migrating from OE11.3 on Solaris SPARC to OE11.7 on RHEL 7. On Solaris we had to tweak the project and process settings with projmod like process.max-file-descriptor project.max-shm-ids project.max-shm-memory So far I have not found out how I would do this for RHEL. Are these relevant...

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

Some years ago we migrated from 10.1C to 11.3.1 without issues. There was only 1 gotcha: Originally we planned to upgrade all Windows clients (some 1500 PCs and a handful of Citrix servers) first and when done upgrade the Solaris servers a few weeks later. Since we use the client principal...

Haha, especially when you blow the BI ...

A journalist asks a developer what makes bad code. No comment from the developer.

Haha

You did not provide the most important information: What version of Progress you are working with? This is very important because the capabilities of the SQL engine have been enhanced dramatically over time. From totally unstable and unusable to stable and usable in recent versions of OpenEdge...

I was totally aware of the limit - only that I thought it was 32K. I've never checked actually where it really was. But, in the past - the dark ages - I was sometimes forced to put the offending code into a separate include file and edit that with the procedure editor. As I said, it was...

To your follow up question: I think that it does either have a limit in file size or the number of internal procedures / functions you can have. As far as I can remember - back in the dark ages of ADM2 and Dynamics - I heard a quote from a developer of the frame work that they had to split up...

Yes I do. Nevertheless - your artificial example with artificial code does not make any sense to me.

IMHO your requirement does not make any sense to me. On your variable classCar you already have the pointer to the object instance - why would you invoke a method just to get the pointer to the object instance? When you new a class you are actually instantiating the object and already have the...

I've automated the dump & load of single storage areas or the whole database in a similar way. The foundation is a database (index and table) analyse that runs on a weekly base which gives me enough accuracy to spread the tables across several dump threads. In our PROD environment mostly 4 dump...

I would have a look into the logs of the service - they should provide more information as to why the connection was refused. This might also help you: Progress KB - Error 11767 or 11773 when trying to call a SOAP operation Progress KB - Eror 11767 when consuming Web Services Progress KB -...

I almost sure that I will go for a binary dump and load, as this is - IMHO - they most straightforward approach. I've done it lots of times and never had any issues whatsoever. Basically there are 2 issues I will face regarding time consumption: Dump the data on the source Solaris SPARC system...

Why in all the world would somebody have the Admin Server manage a database on a sane operating system with a bash shell?