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  1. Drammy

    Question What dev license will we need...

    Thanks chaps - really appreciate your time to answer the questions...
  2. Drammy

    Question What dev license will we need...

    Thanks Tom, And one last question - I suspect that at some point in the future I'm going to come across an old system running on Progress 9 db. I assume the OE11 4GL dev license won't work here so what options do I have then?
  3. Drammy

    Question What dev license will we need...

    Thanks - that's great information. In the past I've simply gone into the procedure editor (yes, on Windows) and run a .p file. Will I be able to do that with an OE11 4GL dev license against OE 10 and OE 11 dbs?
  4. Drammy

    Question What dev license will we need...

    Hi all, I have some ABL procedures for the extraction of data from an OpenEdge database (generic code foreach through _file etc...). I need to be able to run the code against OpenEdge 10 and 11 databases. I need to be able to run the code against db files on their own as well as databases...
  5. Drammy

    Executing SQL92 in ABL routine

    Thanks Cringer, So I'm talking OpenEdge 10.2 b and above. So how do I go about invoking SQL92? I'm more than comfortable with SQL so am keen to better understand what the pain will be?
  6. Drammy

    Executing SQL92 in ABL routine

    Hi guys n girls, Is there a way to execute some SQL92 from within an ABL routine?
  7. Drammy

    Passing startup parameters to session using proxygen class

    Thanks Tom.I agree it should be default. There's a lot of hoops I'll have to jump through to change the start up parameters of the app server. Do you know if one of the properties on the proxy connection object allows me to set this value for the life of the session? It sure would be useful...
  8. Drammy

    Passing startup parameters to session using proxygen class

    Hi all, I have a proxy-genned class that uses the RANDOM() function. I would like to ensure the RANDOM() function returns different values on each execution and understand I would normally use a startup parameter RAND -2. Is it possible to pass this when instantiating the AppServer object (in...
  9. Drammy

    Programmatic creation of binary dump files

    Hi all, You know the binary dump files the data admin tool creates when it dumps an openedge/progress database? Well I want to create them programmatically from data from a third party system and then load them into an OpenEdge/Progress db using the data admin tool. Anyone got any ideas about...
  10. Drammy

    Making a Progress function call from .net (or alternative)

    Thanks for the "food for thought". I'll follow some of those ideas up...
  11. Drammy

    Making a Progress function call from .net (or alternative)

    Thanks for the reply tamhas, It is remote and a one off same machine type solution where I would prefer to avoid Sonic or the appserver. Would you mind giving further details of the socket approach? Or perhaps point me in the right direction as this is fairly new ground to me... Cheers, Drammy
  12. Drammy

    Making a Progress function call from .net (or alternative)

    Hi all, I have a situation where I am faced with rewriting/translating a particularly nasty piece of Progress 4GL into T-SQL or .net Before I undertake this task I would like to investigate means of exposing the existing function so that I execute it from VBScript or .net... Anyone got any...
  13. Drammy

    Automaticall email tabanalys

    Thanks Tom, This isn't for any particular OS. I would just like to know how to do it. My Clients use both Unix and Windows. Although, now I know how to do it on Unix.
  14. Drammy

    Automaticall email tabanalys

    Thanks Arshad, I'm not familiar with the cat command. Am I missing something?
  15. Drammy

    Automaticall email tabanalys

    Hi guys, I would like to have DBUTILs -tabnalys stats emailed automatically every morning. Can anyone advise how this can be done? Thanks, Drammy
  16. Drammy

    Data Extraction performance

    I'll get on with checking it then. Yes, whole db. I've tested with one session and 3. Normally the process runs from a client over the network so reading and writing to and from separate disks and controllers. I've noticed no difference in running on the server than running over network from...
  17. Drammy

    Data Extraction performance

    They all run Enterprise with a -spin setting of 5000 per processor (only for multiprocessor servers).
  18. Drammy

    Data Extraction performance

    Well the actual process cycles through each table and outputs every record into a text file. Each table is output into a separate text file. Its a bit like the Progress utility to dump a tables data, however it manipulates the data into a more useable format for loading into 3rd party db...
  19. Drammy

    Data Extraction performance

    Sorry Tom, that should have read "our" - sorry if it alarmed you, I can understand how it might have! Thanks for your continued assistance and I understand why it is important that your questions are answered, unfortunately I am unable to answer them as I am not in the technical support team...
  20. Drammy

    Data Extraction performance

    Thanks Tom, HW resources of the 2 clients: Linux: 12 CPU cores, Xeon box with 16 Gig RAM, not sure on HD. The -B setting is 375000. Windows 2003: Not sure, not my client. But as a company we insist on good hardware, probably not as good as the box above though. The Linux box has two dbs on...
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