OE10.1C installation error

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SSuhaib

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Hi,

After installing Open Edge 10.1C Iam unable to compile programs since the compiler is not available. The OS is Linux 4.0.

Whereas when I install our old Progrress 9.1D Enterprise version the compiler is installed with it and I can easily compile the programs.

I also Installed Open Edge application server along with OpenEdge RDBMS enterprise version.

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance
 
What products have you installed?
What error do you get when you try to compile?

Casper.
 
Thanks casper.

I installed OE enterprise RDBMS 10.1C and
OE Application Svr Ent (again 10.1C)

Compiler is not available with the above version.

And when I install Progress RDBMS Enterprise (9.1D) the compiler is automatically installed. There is no compiler error and the programs gets compiled.

My doubt is in 10.1C do we need to buy the compiler separately unlike in Progress 9.1D

Iam given 15 days time to test througly and develop a documentation to migrate the production environment. We have our own in-house built application developed in webspeed.

I was able to install both RDBMS & App server and convert existing Databse to 10.1C ( without D/L ). But Iam unable to run programs.

Has anyone gone through this before.

Thanks
 
The compiler is not automatically installed with 9.1D. You have needed a specific compiler license ever since Progress version 3. Do a showcfg on your 9.1D system and you will see that either a compiler license was installed or that you are mistaken about being able to compile code there.
 
Thanks Tom,

FYI, I have attatched the output of showcfg command of progress 9.1D.
With is installation I went to progress editor and was able to compile programs.
 

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Something is not as it seems.

Do you, perhaps, have more than 1 copy of version 9 installed? I've seen that at a lot of sites -- they install a v9 runtime (which is what your showcfg shows) for the end users and a v9 development system for developers and admins. There is usually a separate path and selection of the relevant path might be controlled by scripts. The default is often the runtime -- which would explain why showcfg shows just runtime licenses.

Go to the editor, shell out with the UNIX command, and then type "showcfg". That should show what the currently configured licenses are.

You might also try examining the DLC and PROCFG environment variables.
 
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