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TomBascom
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The "showcfg" command will list the installed licenses. That would go a long ways towards telling you if you can do this with what you already have.
But... try starting a session with the -rx parameter. That may be sufficient.
10.1B supports the SQL92 engine. So you *could* also start an ODBC session and use SQL to extract the data...
Or you could hire a consultant to take care of all of these annoying details.
But... try starting a session with the -rx parameter. That may be sufficient.
10.1B supports the SQL92 engine. So you *could* also start an ODBC session and use SQL to extract the data...
Or you could hire a consultant to take care of all of these annoying details.
cj_brandt
Active Member
You should be able to start the db with an SQL broker and then pull the data out. I would recommend looking over the OpenEdge / Progress knowledge base. there are multiple entries for people trying to do this.
If your database came from a vendor as part of a software package they provided, it is possible there are scripts on your server that will export the data. Might try looking around in the product's directories.
If your database came from a vendor as part of a software package they provided, it is possible there are scripts on your server that will export the data. Might try looking around in the product's directories.