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Restaurar Backup do Progress 9 no Progress 10

Discussão em 'Progress 4GL' iniciado por af.dums, Maio 22, 2009.

  1. af.dums

    af.dums Membro Ativo

    Bom dia...

    Alguém sabe me dizer como faço para restaurar bkp do progress 9 no progress 10?

    Obrigado...
  2. vithor.silva

    vithor.silva Sem Pontuação

    Creio que vc não irá conseguir restaurar diretamente....
    Ou vc converte essa base de 9 para 10, um então terá que gerar Dumps dela e importar no 10.

    Sds,
    Vithor da Silva e Silva
    www.vithorsolutionsti.blogspot.com
  3. af.dums

    af.dums Membro Ativo

    Hum, então tenho que restaurar na 9, e converter pra 10... Isto?

    Obrigado.
  4. TeD

    TeD Membro Participativo

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    Is there a utility to convert a version 9 database to version 10 ?
    Autor: Progress Software Corporation

    GOAL:

    Is there a utility to convert a version 9 database to version 10 ?

    FACT(s) (Environment):

    Progress 9.x
    OpenEdge 10.x
    All Supported Operating Systems

    FIX:

    Firstly, make a backup of your V9 database,
    Syntax: probkup <db> <database backup file>

    Secondly, truncate the database before image files,
    Syntax: proutil <db> -C truncate bi -G 0

    Then convert the database
    Syntax: proutil db-name -C conv910

    Upon successful completion of the conversion backup the database.

    You now have a Progress 10.x database.
    Further considerations include:

    a) Planning Storage Areas, i.e., not to have all tables and indexes in the "Schema Area".
    b) A "proutil <db> -C tabanalys" will tell you the average size of the records in each table, from which you can plan the optimal number of records per block for the tables in your database structure file (.st).

    c) The areas are added to an existing database using "prostrct add <db> <db.st>", then tables and indexes can be moved to newly planned Storage Areas with "proutil db -C tablemove <table> <index>"

    d) The proutil utility has an option "-C mvsch" which allows to the reducing of the schema area to a minimal size.
    The above is extracted from the documentation - please refer to the documentation for further details.

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