Kbase P20788: How to disable the Procedure Editor using the -rr parameter?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
15/10/2008 |
|
Status: Verified
GOAL:
How to disable the Procedure Editor using the -rr parameter?
GOAL:
How to disable the Procedure Editor when a development license is installed?
GOAL:
How to disable the Procedure Editor on UNIX by having two Progress installations?
GOAL:
How to disable the Procedure Editor when a development license is installed within the same directory as the database license?
GOAL:
How to prevent application from falling back to procedure editor when application ends?
FIX:
There are two ways to accomplish the task:
1. You can use the -rr parameter on the Progress client startup line to stop the application from falling back to the Procedure Editor when the application ends.
For example:
mpro dbname -p main.r -rr
OR
prowin32 dbname -p main.r -rr
You must run compiled code (rcode) not source code if you use -rr.
2. If you are on UNIX, following can be done to accomplish it
(1). Reinstall your database license into it's own directory, making sure that you don't install any development license along with it.
(2). Modify any appropriate customized client script's process startup lines to point to the new Progress installation path.
(3). Modify any appropriate customized client scripts or login shells to use the appropriate environment variable values, like $DLC or $PATH.