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ODBC for PROGRESS
Try select * from pub.Table It may reject this if Table is a reserved word. In that case, use select * from pub."table"- simonql
- Post #6
- Forum: Progress Software: PROGRESS
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Optional feature not implemented.
I'm connecting to various versions of Procress via the 3.6 and 4.something ODBC drivers (progress v8.x and 9.x respectively). When I get these errors it means that there is something wrong with a) the Progress server or b) the network connecting my app to the server. I quite often get another...- simonql
- Post #6
- Forum: Progress Software: PROGRESS
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Delay in seeing new rows
Eventually, the suppliers of the Progress system told us we HAD to take off the -RO flag, as it was causing 'corruptions' of some sort to the database. Unfortunately, that didn't help. They've no gone up to 9.1(something) and it still happens. Wierd....- simonql
- Post #5
- Forum: Progress Software: PROGRESS
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Delay in seeing new rows
Thanks for that tip - the DSN does indeed have -RO specified. I'm going to try and get permission to try with it taken off (it's a complex situation!) and I'll report back.. Cheers -- simonql
- Post #4
- Forum: Progress Software: PROGRESS
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Delay in seeing new rows
I'm connecting to a Progress 8.x db (sorry - don't know the exact version) using the Merant 4.0 ODBC driver (from a C# NT service). I am experiencing severe delays in seeing new rows written to a large busy database. The Progress system which writes the rows also writes an entry to a small...- simonql
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