Recent content by david_derudder

Hi all, Just to let you know we've fixed it. We moved the drives the DB was on to the old Red Hat Linux server we have lying around and there it worked without any problems. There were several Java versions installed on the CentOS 7 one, which caused conflicts according to my colleague...

Hi Rob, Will check out these knowledgebase articles for starters. Thanks again for all the help! I'd never have found all this without your directions ;) (This DB will only be used for creation of reports and reading of the data by 1 process or 1, maybe 2 persons, so there won't be really...

Hi, the latest entry said the server was stopped, so started the SQL Server again and then tried to connect with the Process ODBC driver. It resulted in the SQL server shutting down... Thu Apr 16 09:10:47 2015 [2015/04/16@09:10:47.529+0200] P-10850 T-0 I SHUT 14: (542) Server...

This is the log you were talking about? To show it all I'll add the exception too.

Aha I see :) See my previous post then as an example of my non-existent Linux (and Progress) skills. I thought the proserve command was the proper one to use, but apparently not then. I will look up the database log file and post the entries.

Hi, I tried the command Rob gave me and I got these exceptions in my log files (see attachment). Found something else though: When I try to start 'proserve dbkon' in my terminal, I get "BROKER ** Cannot find or open file /u2/progress/dbkon.db, errno = 2. (43)". In the /u2/progress/ directory...

hi, This is the error message I'm getting. The SQL server is running though, since I can access the database through our software program.

Ok thx :) created a new thread: http://www.progresstalk.com/threads/10-2b-driver-to-connect-to-10-1c-databases.138151/

(I come from this thread: http://www.progresstalk.com/threads/10-2a-driver-to-connect-to-10-1c-databases.115797/#post-402343) Hi, I think I might have a similar problem as the thread mentioned above. Trouble is, I'm completely new to this, even my experience with Linux is quite limited. My...

Hi, I think I might have a similar problem. Trouble is, I'm completely new to this, even my experience with Linux is quite limited. My colleagues (who set this up) are on holiday for more than a week, and the ODBC connection is not getting up. I'm connecting from a Windows machine where we got...