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Kamil Gosciminski
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Setup: Progress 11.5 databases sitting on Linux (CentOS) server, with proenv available.
I'm trying to connect to Progress database through proenv and sqlexp. I'm unable to, since I don't know the user and password. There's no way I can obtain it from someone else, as nobody knows these credentials. I have root access on this server.
How can I connect to this database so that I can later create another account to use through ODBC?
What I've tried already is:
Being on
which brings up proenv, and then when I try
given that there's a db within
with files like
I get an error even without user and password
Which is obvious from my side, but there's no way to get user and password. How can I go around this given my environment to be able to establish a successfull connection?
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I'm trying to connect to Progress database through proenv and sqlexp. I'm unable to, since I don't know the user and password. There's no way I can obtain it from someone else, as nobody knows these credentials. I have root access on this server.
How can I connect to this database so that I can later create another account to use through ODBC?
What I've tried already is:
Being on
root
account, opening up proenv by
Code:
/dlcloc/dlc-11.5/bin/proenv
which brings up proenv, and then when I try
Code:
sqlexp -db rep -H localhost -S 2502 {-user ?? -password ??}
given that there's a db within
Code:
/dbloc/prod/rep/
with files like
rep.db, rep.lg, rep.b1, rep.d1
and some other files avilable on localhost under port 2502 (confirmed through ps aux | grep rep
)I get an error even without user and password
Error: [DataDirect][OpenEdge JDBC Driver][OpenEdge] Access denied(Authorisation failed). (8933)
Which is obvious from my side, but there's no way to get user and password. How can I go around this given my environment to be able to establish a successfull connection?
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