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Anyone know what this means in an appserver log: [17/06/03@19:20:39.422-0400] P-005396 T-005812 1 AS -- (Procedure: 'UpdateHeader app/Maintenance/AppServer/Maintenance.p' Line:401) RAW-TRANSFER statement failed due to stale schema for table 'my_rec_hdr'. (11425) I getting this message consistently for about an hour from a state-reset appserver. The appserver agent in question was connected to a database over a client-server connection. Interestingly, google has no hits on the error message yet. So I suspect I must be doing something very unusual (ie perhaps I'm using some obscure part of the progress/openedge product). The problem mysteriously started happening after I made an online schema change - I added a column to a table. I even bounced the entire broker and all its agents a few times and the problem would not go away. It was very reproducible. Then I switched to a shared-memory connection (instead of client/server) and ran the same code and everything worked. I went back to review the client/server repro again, in order to try to gather more details and possibly submit a bug.... but the problem mysteriously vanished once again from my client/server scenario. It would almost seem like a bug in a client/server database connection that is "flushed out" by accessing the same schema via an unrelated shared-memory client. I am somewhat new to using client/server connections with ABL. But I was made to believe that this is a well-supported way of using Progress. My understanding is that, while the performance is worse than shared-memory clients, we should not be seeing with a different set of bugs in the platform. Please let me know if anyone has encountered this. I'm not sure if I should stop using client/server or if I should stop making online schema changes. OE wasn't happy about one or the other of these, and I'm not sure which. I'm using OE 11.6.3 on Windows.
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