I've generated the storage areas, such as
'employee' etc. How do I direct PROGRESS to load
an 'employee.d' into the 'employee' data area.
Also, when I do the 'procopy' empty4 mydb, then
load in data, everything loads into mydb.d1, and
ignores mydb_9.d1, etc.
"CHARLIE BEVERIDGE" wrote:
>>I've generated the storage areas, such as
>'employee' etc. How do I direct PROGRESS to load
>an 'employee.d' into the 'employee' data area.
>
>Also, when I do the 'procopy' empty4 mydb, then
>load in data, everything loads into mydb.d1, and
>ignores mydb_9.d1, etc.
1. Using data dictionary create extact table defination of "employee" or use employee.df and cretae table "employee" under the area "employee" and load the "employee.d" using data dictionary.
2. The reason is it goes to "schema area " by default.
Sunil Bhujbal
Progress & Oracle DBA Consultant
Dear Author
Kindly check the data definitions file. In the file you will find the clause "Area ..." so change the information here and than try to load the data
I hope your problem will resolve
Thanks & regards
"CHARLIE BEVERIDGE" wrote:
>
>I've generated the storage areas, such as
>'employee' etc. How do I direct PROGRESS to load
>an 'employee.d' into the 'employee' data area.
>
>Also, when I do the 'procopy' empty4 mydb, then
>load in data, everything loads into mydb.d1, and
>ignores mydb_9.d1, etc.