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which type of inteface do you use? GUI or CHUI? Do you know the difference?

I'm running the Progress Editor on a Red Hat Unix system and the standard Control/D key combination, which normally deletes the line the cursor is on, does not work. Does any one know why and how to fix it?

I haven't had a chance to look into the profiler yet, but it saw it way back in the DLC directories.

ok, for now I re-arranged the PROPATH so the PL is before the source directories. Do the triggers have to be in a separate directory? They are mixed in with everything else in the PL. I look into the -trig parameter.

This question is about compile options for Triggers run from the DB. Normally our PROPATH is setup so only r-code is run, but for an editor session I have the source code directories first. The problem is some of it is encripted, so when a developer does a simple Quick&Dirty update to a table...

I have been a DBA for a while and watch/record commits that our 3 main databases have. There has been occasions where the business expands in some way so some new code is developed and when its its implimented the commits number jumps, like Ten Times what it was. Is there any documentation on...

I recently did that on a Unix system and used the 8k blocksize. It had a big impact on performance. The void database can't connect to the progress session because the virtual system tables are not loaded. That's what is loaded when the empty8 is copied over, then you can connect and use the...

unless there's more to this, I think your saying you have a session running with those parameters and now you can't start another session. If so, it sounds like the first session is running in 'single-user' mode. If so, you can't connect a second session. To fix this the first session has to...

-T parmater sure. Generally, when a client session starts up it uses a *.pf file. The *.pf file contains the connection parameters of the client session. You see some thing like, on an SX.e system, $DLC/bin/mpro -pf /rd/opsys/client.pf -p li.p in a script that is run from the clients...

for checking indexes In the DBA area of the Progress Editor, in the drop down list for FILE is a report option, among those options is a report for indexes of the tables. A listing of a particular table will show the indexes and will say if they are active or not by the coding of letters on the...

is D1 a fixed extent? or variable?

temp work area bkioWrite:Insufficient disk space during write I had something like this and it was due to the client NOT setting the temp directory of the session with the -T parameter. There wasn't enough space in the local area for the DB sort files. I had the client use the standard...

The index didn't change for that particular table during the update did it? Did they become Inactive?

not sure the executables need permissions -xsrx-rx-r I think this allows it to gain root priveledge and to access shared memory. Accessing the DB's shared memory is critical.

core file by the way, what's a good way to create a core file. on purpose. :)

responses thanks for the respones. I have a co-worker who ALWAYS uses the FIRST in his FIND statements. Most of the time its on a Primary and Unique index match. I didn't know how to respond. I feel like critizing because the FIRST is used for a different purpose. Of course, there is always a...

Sirs I hope your still checking this thread. I changed the format of the core dump to pre 430. I noticed that it does NOT do a FULL core dump. Does this matter? I guess I'll find out. By the way where do you get the Premis documentation that you mentioned? Is it on the IBM website?

Sxe You should clarify which type of SX.e your talking about. Your critique is for GUI (graphical UI) but a lot of people use the CHUI (character UI), which is quit a bit different.

var interesting. I had /var reach 97% on me. EDI and Fax was on that file system. An expired fax reached 600meg. I had to make some adjustments.

proof? Is there a way to proove it?