Kbase 9185: 6.2D.03 Sun 3x4 Release Notes
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
5/10/1998 |
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6.2D.03 Sun 3x4 Release Notes
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Release Notes for Sun3x4: Progress Version 6.2D.03
ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR THIS RELEASE
PLATFORM: Sun3x4
MEDIA TYPE: 9-Track tape
SOFTWARE RELEASE: 6.2D.03
EXTRACT COMMAND: cpio -iudvBm < /dev
rst8
INSTALL COMMAND: ./proinstall
MACHINE NOTES:
OPERATING SYSTEM NOTES:
TERMINAL NOTES:
SOFTWARE NOTES:
o TOOLKIT
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In order to use the mkdump and procomp utilities, set
your DLCTK environment variable to point to the directory
where you installed the Developer's ToolKit. For
example:
DLCTK=/usr/dlctk;export DLCTK
In addition, you must modify the procomp script. Find the
line in the script that reads:
exec $DLCTK/procomp -1 "$@"
and change it to read:
exec $DLCTK/_procomp -1 "$@"
o PROCEDURE LIBRARY -- icompile.p
-------------------------------
If you extrace icompile.p from the Procedure Library and
use it to compile procedures, yo uwill receive the
following error messages:
** Attempt to write to closed stream cproc (1387)
Your procedures will compile, but you will get the error
message for every procedure compiled.
Workaround: To correct the problem, perform the following
steps:
1. Edit the icompile.p file and look for the
following code block:
DO WHILE TRUE.
statements...
END.
2. Place an IF..THEN statement block around the
DO WHILE TRUE as follows:
IF compproc <> "" THEN DO:
DO WHILE TRUE.
statements...
END.
END.
3. Save the changed icompile.p and use it to
compile your procedures.
o CONVFT
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There is a bug in version 6 which has been fixed in 6.2f
in the convft script. In order to run the convfr script
in version 6 prior to 6.2f, you must set your PROEXE
environment variable.
o ONLINE INCREMENTAL BACKUP/RESTORE
---------------------------------
The overlap option for incremental backups does not
work properly. You will get the following error
messages:
Incremental restore out of sequence.
No incremental restores have been done yet for <dbname>
Restore failed. (1618)
Workaround:
You will have to restore all backup volumes in the order
that they were backed up. In otherwords, you can't skip
one. (This is what the overlap option (-o) would have
let you do). This will be fixed in version 6.2C.
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Progress Software Technical Support Note # 9185