I istvan.hollo Member Jul 4, 2013 #1 Hi Everyone, Is there any way to create incremental df only for part of the tables in a db? TIA, -istvan
Hi Everyone, Is there any way to create incremental df only for part of the tables in a db? TIA, -istvan
Stefan Well-Known Member Jul 4, 2013 #3 The source code of the incremental dump is part of your installation (see src folder in your Progress install directory). A few tweaks to prodict/dump/_dmpincr.p could get you there (add your qualification to all _file queries).
The source code of the incremental dump is part of your installation (see src folder in your Progress install directory). A few tweaks to prodict/dump/_dmpincr.p could get you there (add your qualification to all _file queries).
I istvan.hollo Member Jul 4, 2013 #4 Jongpau - I have two databases and a few tables I need to keep with the same structure but the rest is completely different. Stefan - Yes, I checked this source but for first look is a quite complex. Thanks, -istvan
Jongpau - I have two databases and a few tables I need to keep with the same structure but the rest is completely different. Stefan - Yes, I checked this source but for first look is a quite complex. Thanks, -istvan
K KrisM Member Jul 5, 2013 #5 Stefan said: The source code of the incremental dump is part of your installation (see src folder in your Progress install directory). A few tweaks to prodict/dump/_dmpincr.p could get you there (add your qualification to all _file queries). Click to expand... I found that some installations only have a prodict.pl file in their src folder. This library does contain source code.
Stefan said: The source code of the incremental dump is part of your installation (see src folder in your Progress install directory). A few tweaks to prodict/dump/_dmpincr.p could get you there (add your qualification to all _file queries). Click to expand... I found that some installations only have a prodict.pl file in their src folder. This library does contain source code.
I istvan.hollo Member Jul 5, 2013 #6 Yes, normally .pl files are distributed but quite easy to extract their content. -istvan