Kbase 16006: VMS lg files for Dataservers REMOTE connections
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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VMS lg files for Dataservers REMOTE connections
VMS log files for Dataservers (REMOTE connections)
When a GATEWAY BROKER is started PROGRESS creates the
following log file: PRO_<servicename>SV.LG
for example:
$ prog/gate=start/host=condor/service=demosv1
etwork=decnet
this produces PRO_DEMOSV1SV.LG
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When the DATABASE SERVER (BROKER) is started PROGRESS creates
the following log file: <dbname>SV.LG
for example:
$ prog/multi=start/host=condor/service=demosv2
etwork=tcp holder
this produces HOLDERSV.LG
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When a REMOTE CLIENT connects to the schemaholder db
PROGRESS posts this information in the following log file:
<dbname>SV.LGn
(where n is some number, that indicates the server that client
is using)
for example:
$ prog/multi=remote/host=condor/service=demosv2
etwork=tcp holder
or for a unix client:
mpro holder -H condor -S demosv2 -N tcp
this produces HOLDERSV.LG1
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When a REMOTE CLIENT connects to the foreign database PROGRESS
posts this information in the following log file:
PRO_<servicename>.LGn
(where n is some number that indicates the server that client
is using)
for example:
connect rdbdemo -H condor -S demosv1 -N tcp -U <user> -P <pw>
this produces PRO_DEMOSV1SSV.LG1
Progress Software Technical Support Note # 16006