Just install the new Progress version and re-compile the ADM2/Dynamics code ( if that is applicable to you ) and you are all set. There are no migration steps for the database - it is automatically "migrated" as soon as you start the database server in the new version.
I'm new to the language and can you tell me how to re-compile the ADM2/Dynamics code and what is it.
but now I have 9.1E database sever and 9.1E Development PC. 2. databases are created from 9.1D and they are up and running in the 9.1E Server.
I need to upload a dump .df file from that database to the new database which I have created using 9.1E Development PC.
Error message is coming and it says
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Error
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** Error during ADD TABLE premrates **
AREA NAME either not found in database or not type d (data).
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OK
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Each table and index is located in a storage area. If you load the definitions the storage area where the table resides in the source database must exist in the target database too. You either need to manually edit the data definition file or add the storage area to the target database.
As you don't know nothing about ADM2/Dynamics I'll take it that you are not using them. These are development frameworks which could be used to develop an application.
You need to create a "delta" structure description file. Next you apply it offline. How you can do that is documented in the database administration guide which comes as PDF with the product, have a look into chapter 1 "Creating a database with PROSTRCT CREATE". The steps you need to know to create your "delta" are the same. Next you need to apply the "delta" with PROSTRCT ADD. You might also want to have a look into the reference where the usage of the PROSTRCT command is documented.
If you don't have access to the documentation you might wanna use this link:
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