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Non-Progress developers wants to run queries against the data without using ODBC. Therefor the recommendation is to use sqldump and load the data in to a SQL Server DB prior to running queries against it. The thought is to set up a process for dumping the data from tables involved on a regular...

OpenEdge 10.1B03 DB running on IBM AIX What are the pros and cons for dumping data using the sqldump utility? Is this always supposed to be faster than coding the data dump manually? Thanks, HPM

Thanks for your answers. Makes me think I might have a new project on my hands :-) This is not pulling data in the form of reports. The appservers were set up for that purpose but we are using them to pull data written to different ASCII flat file formats for loading in third party application...

Greg, Interesting. I realize that great updates and enhancements, possibly re-writes of the functionality to the "framework" programs we use are due as more and more data-pull processes are added. We are at most 1-2 people working on this and there is of course never time to analyse the...

These appservers are mainly used for running reports in a GUI application. The reason for them being set up as state-reset is unbeknownst to me, I could find out. But then again I might not have much to say in changing that set up in our production environment. I am running data-pulls from a...

Client OS: Win 2K3 Progress version: 10.1B03 Appserver OS: Win 2K3 After launching a remote process asynchronously the client session hangs as the network connection from the remote appserver session to the client session is broken. This shows up twice in the appserver server log file...

Have you checked the application server logs for clues? Have you checked the database log for clues? Can you write temporary logging output in the program that runs so you can determine how far it gets before it hangs?

Doh. Sometimes you need to ask the question to figure out the answer yourself. I guess I could do this using a dynamic query. Thanks, HPM

OE10.1B Windows 2003 Anyone know of a way to output a table's data to ASCII file with a delimiter of choice but without the double quotation marks that the EXPORT statement gives you? I'd like to avoid having to define each field in the table that I need output (like PUT UNFORMATTED)...