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    ODBC driver - Progress 7.3E

    Did you try datadirect? They have a trial download for ODBC connections, not sure if it will work with 7.1E. When you say query only version, do you mean you cannot create any 4GL/SQL procedures to export data?
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    Conversion of MS access DB- Progress DB

    Is your progress database server running? if not make sure you start it with the _mpro/_pro/Procontrol/Appserver. Then you can connect. Pay attention to the host and port your database broker is running and connect to that host and port (In your case localhost and whatever port you use)
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    SQL broker Hangs for no apparent reason

    Have you checked if any other application is taking control of the port? What about your SQL broker parameters? like the m4 and other start up options? are they all right?
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    ODBC driver - Progress 7.3E

    Have you tried any of the Meriant drivers that are available? Also datadirect had a few generic drivers, not sure if they support 7.3E.
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    Can't Think

    We have been running multiple versions of Progress on our Unix systems with no problems. As it was pointed out, make sure you have the correct DLC and other environment variables are set correctly, also the working directory. You may need different scripts to start each version. You may have to...
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    SQL Syntax Error - pls help

    Try a SQL join statment. I also don't understand why you have the second table in quotes? is that a typo? Your query looks pretty straight forward.
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    SQL92 Error with Business Objects

    Well as somebody else pointed out have you started the SQL Broker, if so good. You can check this by doing a netstat or something similar in Unix to see what port the SQL broker is running. Next configure your system DSN to connect to that port with relevant username and pwd. Test your...
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    Select Statement and record locks

    Hi, Well when you use SQL I assume you are using some ODBC connection to get to the database. When you set up your ODBC parameter if you would like the record locking not to affect your read, you should do a dirty read, this can be accomplished by setting the ODBC driver configuration to read...
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