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The other vendor installed an ODBC driver on the machine. I can now export to CSV :) Thanks again and cya laters, maybe I'll switch to Progress some day when my DB needs become more sofisticated and OpenEdge can provide me with those needs :)

Well, sounds totally logical and I managed to obtain some user id's/passwords ( I verified if they were actually configured in the database through the data dictionary tool ). However, I keep getting authentication errors. So I'm lost on that road :) My current approach is seeking contact with...

I decided to try another route, but got stuck again. This time I started a proserve instance and tried to connect to the database through a jdbc interface (got a tool 'Squirrel' that should be able to export tables to CSV). However, I can't seem to get the authentication part right. At first I...

As a matter of fact, it seems I can't even run a procedure in the evaluation version: '** Compiler is not available in this version of PROGRESS. (494)'. So an export to CSV seems to be out of the question? If so, if there are indeed no further alternatives, does anyone know what license I...

Thanks for the information :) It helped alot! I was able to actually import the data into OpenEdge; the truncate util in 91dbutils worked wonders. However, as it seems, the evaluation license doesn't give the option to export the data. At least, that's what I think as in the admin tool almost...

One of our future customers needs a conversion of their Progress 9.1e data to our Mysql data. I think the easiest way to accomplish this is by making a CSV dump through Progress's Administration tool. However, their current software vendor did not install a license that allows them to create a...