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While you are looking for a new job, preparing for the migration, getting ready for the retirement party , reading the rest of the "Oh My God!." posts, you, your boss, or your boss's boss needs to find out what these partners "need" "urgently" so instead of CLI/API/migration and other various...

This sounds like bad hardware and/or configuration decisions were made, rather than "let's license more slow CPUS to make it go faster". Do you have performance issues with only "a few" users" - (more CPUs won't make it faster) or only when "everyone is using it". How many is "everyone" ?

You can say that again! That's the second "T-Shirt worthy" phrase you have come up with. And test, test , test. If you hear "it's brand new, of course it will be faster", RUN! Some SSDs exibit abysmaly horrendous performance for (reasonably ) small transfers. In addition there are virtual...

...and if the "purging" did actualy "solved" it.

If you have tools for both 32 and 64 bit ....it's six of one or half a dozen of the other. If all your code runs on the 64 bit version, and you don't need to support any 32 bit machines there is no real reason to not use the 64bit version. The crunch is going to be when you move from 9.1D to...

I just CTRL-A <DEL> my previous post after realizing md5 is no longer an option in 12.x. Also found out md5 WILL generate different values if SQl-92 is still in the code. Progress Customer Community In addition CRC checksums only check a portion of the file CRC-VALUE calculation...

How do the .r files compare ?

for a BYTE data use LONG for a BYTE *data use CHAR or MEMPTR

Hi neighbor! By now , you could/should (MUST) get your hands on an evaluation of the version you are about to leap onto. 9.1e on server 2022 and or W11 is not unheard of. Just not talked about in public. For a variety of reasons, some good, some bad. There is no reason to not look before you...

Data. There are only two types of Data. Data you have, and Data you don't have. There is no old. Issues regarding "speed" are relative to database size, but that's not the only factor. Everyone here is going with the assumption that database size is the bottleneck. How long does it take to...

I'm curious to know: Why go through all the "upgrading" trouble and excitement only to end up with Server 2019 in 2023 ?

Hmmm... that would look good on a T-Shirt :)

Of course no one should do that!! Openly soliciting votes on name recognition alone, is just wrong. This a the sensible way of putting it. :)

10.1x to be exact. ( How to make online schema changes to the Database? )

As much fun as it is to be dumping and loading data in pursuit of application functionality, it should be within the capabilities - but perhaps "below the pay-grade" - of a developer dealing with a "complex banking system" to write a exportmenusettings.p and importmenusettings.p For some...

"I'm convinced now that the best way forward for me is to just copy the files to the new servers using a task. I'll certainly pass on your feedback to our IT-guys for a more efficient way in the future!" Upgrade the IT guys next.

Some code, others query.

If there is another payment solution already in place, it might be easier to extend it , rather than adding a-la-cart applepay and google wallet. Whoever is reconciling payments might thank you down the road.

Depending on number of records returned, hardware issues or lack thereof, buffer hit rates, other database activity and which runs first (for each vs open-query ), you might end up with the one that runs first, taking longer.

Save the dlc\properties\*.properties files and copy them to your new 9.1E instalation on server 201x or even better 2022 if you have new enough hardware to support it (ie TPM 2.0). As for not being able to refer to printers by the UNC share name ... it can still work. You might have to enable...