how to connect client to server in network? - Progress User Groups - Forum

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Posted by kevin_saunders on 26-Apr-2010 04:41

Change the shortcut that you are using to start your session to include -T . The error is telling you that Progress/OpenEdge cannot create the temporary files (Local BI in this case).

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 05:49

sir.

what do you mean change the shourcut?

sorry im newbie in progress.

thanks.

Posted by kevin_saunders on 26-Apr-2010 05:57

I meant the Windows shortcut - the icon that you double-click to launch the application.. Right click (in your image it looks like it is called 'Official Business Form')and select Properties from the menu. In the box called 'Target' add the -T parameter at the end of the line, for example:

-T C:\Temp

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 06:12

sir i got same error.

i try fixing my problem using proserve command.

but i think its hard for a newbie like me to fix this problem.

i have a screen shot of what im done?

can you help me?

Posted by rstanciu on 26-Apr-2010 07:28

all progress startup parameters are key-sensitive , the -s means the stack trace,

try with -S (Capitals) , it will works better. proshut [dbname] and use proserve with -S.

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:05

no active server.

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:13

See my latest reply to your other thread on the same topic:

http://communities.progress.com/pcom/message/88392#88392

You need a workgroup or enterprise DB license to be able to do a client/server connection.

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:17

sir it means i need to buy or download free trial?

no another option?

thanks

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:21

sir it means i need to buy or download free trial?

What's your current license? Did you purchase on OpenEdge Studio or are you a PSDN subscriber?

Anyway I'd contact your local progress subsidiary. If you need it they may give you a serial number and control code for an eval copy.

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:33

i use OEA trial version

sir network-based connection and client/server connection is the same?

thanks.

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:41

i use OEA trial version

Please contact your local progress sales-office and try to get a trial for a workgroup DB.

sir network-based connection and client/server connection is the same?

Yes. One party ist he server, another party (or multiple) parties are connection as clients.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client/server

Posted by Admin on 26-Apr-2010 09:44

ok thank you very much.

God bless

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