Recent content by RegiRobert

CS queries = Client/Server queries. I mean that, if Citrix is too slow over a WAN, sending lots of data of the WAN will even be much, but really MUCH slower... or as I would say: only try this at home ;)

A little remark: if Citrix is too slow, you can surely forget about real CS queries over a slow LAN...

...or, as an alternative, think about implementing Citrix for supporting remote sites

It's not possible having more then 1 db-server for a single db. A solution could be to using multiple databses and synchronising them. But this is the biggest overkill I can imagine.

We have mostly used TCP/IP connections to our database. Something like this should do the trick: "CONNECT db-name -N TCP -H server-name -S service-name" Of course, you have to start the database server first. I suppose details about client connections and starting the db-server process can...

Of course this will work fine. The database was designed for remote access.

Ever tried the Progress-specific RonfTable (tm) software ?

I suppose the best resource are the V6 manuals. If hou have specific questions about V6, maybe it's better to post the details on this forum.

On a Terminal Server system, you can use "TSKILL PROWIN32". This command will close all Progress Session Wiindows started which were activated using th Prowin32.exe command

Hi, This is possible using the Sonic Administration API. This is the same API that's used in the Sonic Java Test-Client. Using this Sonic Java Test-Client, it's possible to browse a message queue. Best regards, Regi Robert

Hi, Using the GET-CHILDREN method for reading een XML-document is very slow. We use this method in a recursive procedure for getting the contents of an XML document which is loaded into a MEMPTR with the LOAD method. Anyone interested can get the used code and sample XML file for testing...

Hi, I'm experience some sersious performance problems when using the request/reply model as well from a client connected using the 4GL adapter, a Java-client and a HTML-client using the "POST" method. Sonic automatically creates one (or more) temporary reply queue(s) for replying to these kind...