Search results

Yeah welcome to the world of the cost based optimiser :-)

Even though there so far hasn't been a system which I couldnt tune properly, I must say that most of the things I learned came from the mind of Tom. So if you would be hiring one (which is the best to do in this case), I strongly recommand Tom Bascom, who is in my opininion one of the best...

Well before the real experts start writing (I am pretty sure they will), I am very intersted in what OS is running on that server (I suppose its windows, but what flavor is it?). Progress version would be nice too. And while you're at it, maybe give more details on the hardware too. You say...

Yeah, it is the same as with the last change. It is hard to see the difference between new and old posts. Furthermore the image of progresstalk doesnt deem to show up in the upper left corner. Still spam though :-)

If you first read up on it in the documentation (http://communities.progress.com/pcom/docs/DOC-103525)and still have questions, then you can ask them here. Database administration guide (http://documentation.progress.com/output/OpenEdge102b/pdfs/dmadm/dmadm.pdf) is a good starting point. HTH...

Hi, This means that first you change the index to make it unique and after that you want to identify records which are duplicate? In my opinion you should that the other way around. Anyway, after changing the index to unique idxbuild tells you which rowids give duplicate errors, so you have...

Sorry about that . I missed the posts in the other threats where it was already suggested you are working with obsolete products. :-)

Sorry for this lame answer, but both versions (Windows is now on 2008R2, Progress is now on OE10.2B) are not compatible with the year we live in. :-)

Did you check the database for any inconsistences? Does this happen random, on all tables or with specific tables. You checked for any envrionment issues? (Cant think of any right now, but still ;-)). How are the resources on the system?

In the left bottom of a post you have the option to report this post.

Database is most lilely not confiured for sql access. The error is just what it is: There is no available server (_sqlsrv2 process) for the sql explorer to connect too. Did you set up a secondary broker for sql connections for that database? Here on Progresstalk and in the KB there are plenty...

Use the data dictionary to create, modify, delete tables. Use ABL (4GL in your case :-) ) to manipulate the data. If you want to use SQL then upgrade to the latest version (OE 10.2B) or at least to 9.1E04. Regards, Caspr.

Dont use this. its a deprecated feature.

Well compared to progress examples I thought pdfInclude was pretty ok. The samples all have the corresponding programs with it and they are easily tweaked. Most of the library is documented. I think you find it pretty easy to catch up with it. If you put a days work in it you have a pretty ok...

You could try to find out if this bug was also resolved in a later sp for 10.1B. So imight think it is good to contact TS on this one (or go throught the release notes to see if this bug number was released in SP from 10.1B). An upgrade would mean upgrade to 10.2B which takes more time then...

It looks like you encountered a bug: Maybe take it up with TS? KB: P127558: HTH, Casper.

I am not aware of any difficulties wit svn and extensions. And in my opinion a wrx file doesnt change unless new controls are added. Not even between proress versions. But I am sure there are people with better knowledge of this. We moved to a .NET WPF front end, so we dont have wrx (or w)...

I know this error happens when you enter the wrong user credentials. (e.g. if authentication fails). Are you sure the user/password are correct? Regards, Casper.

This was implemented in OE10.1B if I recall correctly. All databases should reside on the same machine though. (At least that was then a requirement).

If a database was connected, when the .w file was created, that database name is stored in the .w file. When you open that file and no database is connected it prompts you to connect to that database. Regards, Casper.