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LWhen doing a buffer copy to create a new record do I need to exclude the rowpointer in the copy? example: create b-icsw...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Resolved How do I to grant read only SQL access to ODBC user.@Patrice Perrot the -H was the key to solving my issue. Thank you both for your help. I really appreciate it.
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Llkeller replied to the thread Resolved How do I to grant read only SQL access to ODBC user.That's a good point, and no I did not, because the example of the command in the article I read did not include that. I will give that a...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Recommended Max Extent Size.Thanks Tom for your feedback. I'm not familiar with dbrpr but I will look into it. We have one extent that is much larger than the...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Recommended Max Extent Size.Thanks for the information @Rob Fitzpatrick . I was just curious to see if there were any recommendations or if a certain size, say over...
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LWe are running Progress 11.7.3. I was wondering if Progress has a recommended max extent size. Does anyone happen to know? Many years...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Resolved How do I to grant read only SQL access to ODBC user.In the conmgr.properties I see a port and it says the type is sql. I tried using that port to connect to the DB using the sqlexp...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Resolved How do I to grant read only SQL access to ODBC user.Thank you @Rob Fitzpatrick for that information. I think I found the sql port in the conmgr.properties. I'll try running the command...
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Llkeller posted the thread Resolved How do I to grant read only SQL access to ODBC user in Database Admin.Using the data dictionary, I created a new ODBC user. I do not want this user to have access to all tables and only want the user to...
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Llkeller replied to the thread Resolved How to query record using rowid.Thank you Rob for providing that example of how to query using the recid. I was able to find the information needed using your example.
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LI have a single record that is causing an ODBC query issue because the data is larger than the sqlwidth. I know I can use the dbtool...
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