Hello all, My first post.
I'm new to Progress and Linux. I inherited this position a year ago and now have a project to upgrade a few Progress databases from v 9.1d to 10.2b that resides on RedHat Linux servers.
I was able to install Progress 10.2b on a complete new server and am now stuck trying to convert the database. I was able to run this same command on a different server I had for testing that had 10.2a on it. but for some odd reason, it doesn't work on this newer version.
I truncated the 9.1d database on that server first, then copied over all the files in the ai, bi and db folder over to the new server.
Just in case, I reran the lines below without issue.
[root@server 91dbutils]# ./91truncatebi /db/xxdb/dsXX
Progress 91truncatebi Messages:
Are you certain you wish to truncate the bi file for database
/db/xxdb/dsXX ? y/n:
y
PROGRESS Version 9.1E as of Fri Oct 22
[root@csdts 91dbutils]#
The problem is when I run the below command and the message that appears.
[root@server /]# proutil /db/xxdb/dsXX -C conv910
OpenEdge Release 10.2B as of Mon Dec 14 17:00:18 EST 2009
You must have your database backed up before running the conversion. (1024)
Have you done this (y/n) ?
y
- The database is in use by another user. (529)
[root@server /]#
I delete the .lk file, but the same message continues to appear.
The one thing I thought it might be was permissions, but the permissions are 777. The only thing I thought it might be, but am not familiar with is the directory is listed in blue text with green highlight. I'm also new to Linux and other than finding out that this means it is "OTHER WRITABLE 34;42 # dir that is other-writable (o+w) and not sticky" I don't know what else to do to it to get it look like the other folders with just blue text.
Any help is appreciated and I realize I might be leaving out some details so please ask and I will do my best to answer.
I'm sure I'll be a repeat visitor on this board now that I just found it!
Harley
I'm new to Progress and Linux. I inherited this position a year ago and now have a project to upgrade a few Progress databases from v 9.1d to 10.2b that resides on RedHat Linux servers.
I was able to install Progress 10.2b on a complete new server and am now stuck trying to convert the database. I was able to run this same command on a different server I had for testing that had 10.2a on it. but for some odd reason, it doesn't work on this newer version.
I truncated the 9.1d database on that server first, then copied over all the files in the ai, bi and db folder over to the new server.
Just in case, I reran the lines below without issue.
[root@server 91dbutils]# ./91truncatebi /db/xxdb/dsXX
Progress 91truncatebi Messages:
Are you certain you wish to truncate the bi file for database
/db/xxdb/dsXX ? y/n:
y
PROGRESS Version 9.1E as of Fri Oct 22
[root@csdts 91dbutils]#
The problem is when I run the below command and the message that appears.
[root@server /]# proutil /db/xxdb/dsXX -C conv910
OpenEdge Release 10.2B as of Mon Dec 14 17:00:18 EST 2009
You must have your database backed up before running the conversion. (1024)
Have you done this (y/n) ?
y
- The database is in use by another user. (529)
[root@server /]#
I delete the .lk file, but the same message continues to appear.
The one thing I thought it might be was permissions, but the permissions are 777. The only thing I thought it might be, but am not familiar with is the directory is listed in blue text with green highlight. I'm also new to Linux and other than finding out that this means it is "OTHER WRITABLE 34;42 # dir that is other-writable (o+w) and not sticky" I don't know what else to do to it to get it look like the other folders with just blue text.
Any help is appreciated and I realize I might be leaving out some details so please ask and I will do my best to answer.
I'm sure I'll be a repeat visitor on this board now that I just found it!
Harley
