Kbase P58866: How can I start a database, in multi-user mode, from a comma
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
11/12/2003 |
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Status: Unverified
FACT(s) (Environment):
Windows 2000
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.0B
SYMPTOM(s):
How can I start a database, in multi-user mode, from a command line on the server.
WebSpeed Workshop is the only Progress product installed on this server.
FIX:
From the command line run:
<path to Progress install directory\bin\_mprosrv> <path to database\dbname>, or
<path to Progress install directory\bin\proserve <path to database\dbname>, or
Set the %DLC% = to the install directory
Place the %DLC%\bin in the PATH of the OS.
Then you can run the commands without the pathing, but you will still need to path out to the database, i. e. _mprosrv <path to the database\dbname>.
Any of the commands can be utilize in scripts to start a database.
If a remote connection will be required on starting the database in any of the above scenarios add the following parameters after the database name:
-H hostname of the server where the database is located
-S port number that the broker of the server will be listening on.
-N the protocol to use in the connection...TCP
i.e. proserve <path to database\dbname> -H <servername> -S <port number> -N tcp.