I am in the process of setting up a new RHEL6 server. I have installed 11.7.5 and I was in the process of configuring it. I tried a "proadsv -query -all" command which responded with:
OpenEdge Release 11.7.5 as of Fri Jun 7 08:29:03 EDT 2019
AdminServer is alive. (8545)
Listing entries in registry...
Entry: AdminServer (active) Uptime: 00:00:05
ERROR: Unable to locate database (DBMan005)
I have spent the last day or so searching but I have not been able to find anything that would explain this error. I suspect that it may be because I do not have any databases configured but that is just a guess.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards, Hugh
It is because you have no databases conmgr.properties. There is no database for which to print the name, so the message is a bit...lacking. It could be more friendly in its output. This is coming from the dbman utility which has the same output if you use -query and -all switches. There is no real error beyond the scary message itself.
I've logged a bug for improving the output. If you want to call tech support and have them attach your customer info to this, you can get notifications on the change of state. and it may get prioritized a bit higher if there is a customer name attached to it.
ADAS-21228
The message is intended for use in situations where you run dbman -query -db foo...and "foo" database does not exist.
It is because you have no databases conmgr.properties. There is no database for which to print the name, so the message is a bit...lacking. It could be more friendly in its output. This is coming from the dbman utility which has the same output if you use -query and -all switches. There is no real error beyond the scary message itself.
I've logged a bug for improving the output. If you want to call tech support and have them attach your customer info to this, you can get notifications on the change of state. and it may get prioritized a bit higher if there is a customer name attached to it.
ADAS-21228
The message is intended for use in situations where you run dbman -query -db foo...and "foo" database does not exist.
Hi Matt: That is what I suspected but the confirmation is greatly appreciated. hec