Recent content by Len Kramer

Ok, thanks Rob. I'll check out your extra suggestions too.

Ok. The databases are on Windows server 2008 R2 standard, 64-bit and the daily backup already has a size of 33Gb so that's 'large file'. These databases are up 24/7 but I can schedule a short maintance shutdown when there are no users logged on. So a shutdown, the proutil command and a startup...

I only have features 9, 10 and 11

Thanks for the feedback Rob. Version is 11.2 I wrote 'dump and load' where I meant 'backup and restore'.... The 2 Gb fixed size is a historical thing I guess. No specific need for. What info in the 'proutil describe' output tells me I have large file support enabled ? I've made my own...

I have a database with 14 fixed extents of 2Gb and 1 variable overflow extent. The variable extent is getting used now so I want to add some new extents. But when I add a new variable extent, the current one will be made 'fixed' with the current size. Is there a way to make this previous...

I'll withdraw the last question. I see it is a MS thing...:cool:

Hi Stefan! Nice to see you here, everything ok? It's _progres -b The entire application is CHUI. Main part is a lot of data-entry and therefore users preferred to remain in a CHUI environment. I'll get into that Process Monitor thing. My guess is that it's a windows problem. Does that monitor...

Thanks for your reply Rob. Yes, I've seen that article before (as I did 159935, 163506, 141527 and more) and made sure that the Progress batchsession is started by administrator and that the administrator user is the 'owner' of Outlook with all permissions. I've also checked the Dcomcnfg...

At our office we use a terminal server for the UI side and an application server where databases, appservers and progress batch sessions run. Both servers run on Windows server 2008 and OpenEdge 11.2 (32-bit). Also installed is Office 2010 (32-bit). The progress batchsessions are triggered by...

Client is still on maintenance, so no problem.

I agree Rob. They've been on maintenance since version 7.

Thanks Rob and Cringer for the feedback. It's about a custom built business application in 11.2 at a client location that I perform some maintenance on, with appserver functions on a Windows 2008 server at a server centre. The server centre wants to upgrade to W.Server 2019, but I'm not sure...

Does anyone know if Openedge 11.2 will run on Windows Server 2019?

Thanks Osborne, I'll have a look at them. I'll also try out what happens when I ommit the FIELDS method.

Well, that would only supress the error message in the appserver log. It would not fix the cause of the error.