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Hi, I have used this myself and I can remember that the encoding has to be base64. Although I sent a pdf.

Sorry for the delay. Working with version 10.2b on win7. Database runs on Redhat linux. From Java I make a call to _createSDOResultSet. I think very basic? Is there another way? My problem is how to read a large amount of records, write them to a Postgres database and after that alter the...

Probably my appserver is just not responding anymore. Will try again tomorrow.

Hi all, Not sure if this is the correct spot, correct me if I'm wrong. I have an appserver and a simple SDO to get records from one specific table to my java prog. Works absolutely fine but when my table has lots of entries (I am currently testing a table with around 38000 entries) my...

Thank you, Tom. I will give that a try shortly!

That's exactly what the SKIP(1) is for :rolleyes: COPY-LOB would be an option, but how do I get that to the printer?

Right. Thanks. What we do is: 1. Create a paged file (as if it goes directly to a printer, which it did previously). This file is fine. 2. The file is saved into one of the databases, so it can be found and (re)printed. 3. The file is then put directly to a matrix printer, using default output...

So what you are saying is that page (resulting in newline + formfeed) is exactly the same as skip(1), which results in newline + formfeed? What I would expect is newline + formfeed, followed by newline. That is what this coding is supposed to do.

Hi, I feel like a complete idiot. After many, many years of programming in Progress it still amazes me... I am having a very simple program: define stream sa. output stream sa to t.t paged. display stream sa "1". page stream sa. put stream sa unformatted skip(1). output stream sa close. run...

Thank you RealHeavyDude. I think there is nothing else to do but report it to Progress...

Two weeks ago (same situation, different first user) we did a nice proshut. Portion of this lg: [2012/04/10@07:53:55.921+0200] P-8690 T-0 I ABL 123: (452) Login by john on /dev/pts/37. [2012/04/10@07:54:45.589+0200] P-8916 T-0 I SHUT 124: (542) Server shutdown...

[2012/05/22@04:23:03.808+0200] P-8691 T--1022276720 I SRV 1: (8873) Login usernum 250, remote SQL client. [2012/05/22@04:23:03.819+0200] P-8691 T--1022276720 I SRV 1: (7129) Usr 250 set name to root. [2012/05/22@04:24:09.016+0200] P-8691 T--1022276720 I SRV 1...

Thank you Rob. We received this message (14 days ago) after issuing a shutdown. This morning the process was killed. But this does not resolve our issue. The process hangs and nobody is able to connect to the database.

Thanks cj_brandt. As mentioned, we use OpenEdge 10.2A. The problem must be related to our using auditing. I cannot find any knowledge base entry about this issue being solved....

Hi, Sometimes (I think at least once every 14 days) the first user of the day (we restart the databases every night) hangs while connecting to one of the databases. When this happens, nobody is able to connect to the database anymore. A lot of batch processing has been done between starting up...

Maybe it's just me, but I see pub.podetail as pd AND pub.porel as pd?

The -rereadnolock parameter seems to do the trick. We haven't had any problems so far. Our invoicing is still quite low, but nevertheless.... Remains the question: what happened, and why?

Unfortunately, that is not possible. The include with the shared buffers in also included here. So shared buffer xrvorre is already known. We should write another program to do so.

It doesn't show up because at the very last moment when the amount is 0, the line will not be printed (even though it is selected). Amount is qfakt (amount to be invoiced). Yes, that is the situation. Line 8 is selected but has a qfakt 0. We are re-reading xrvorre in the program that logs...

We have just turned on -rereadnolock and requested all users to reconnect. Thanks Tom.