- #Progress edge thin sql client odbc install
- #Progress edge thin sql client odbc drivers
- #Progress edge thin sql client odbc driver
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Right click the SQL Server service from the main window and select Restart Right click the SQL Server Browser service from the main window and select Start.
#Progress edge thin sql client odbc windows 7
#Progress edge thin sql client odbc install
One solution, and IMHO the best, is to have the clients access the AppServer which will then execute the business logic no matter what the client technology is. The Install Product screen shows the progress of a client installation. On the other side, the 4GL world is totally oblivious about SQL table triggers as these can only be executed on the SQL database engine.įrom my experience it's hardly possible to have a common set of business logic packed in database triggers which are to be executed by 4GL as well as SQL.
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#Progress edge thin sql client odbc drivers
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#Progress edge thin sql client odbc driver
These 4GL clients do not understand SQL syntax. For your reference and convenience, this article provides a summary of JDBC driver download for common databases including MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Apache Derby (Java DB), SQLite and Microsoft Access. Yes, the 4GL database triggers are executed by the 4GL client and not the database engine. The data dictionary basically belongs to the 4GL world and the database triggers you define inhere can only be executed by 4GL clients. Your problem is that the 4GL and SQL database are different worlds that only share a few things.
IMHO, it is bad design to hide business logic in database triggers. I hope you understand my problem and that you have a solution. Is it possible to set up a Trigger inside a explorer-tool connected to my Progress 10.1a database? Defaults have been added to speed up progress. The result is a dropping of connections and a TimerMinBytesPerSecond event in the HTTPERR log. transfer rate per client may thin out to a point that it cannot satisfy a preset requirement of IIS. Can I get the user input so I can manipulate data inside a Trigger? SQL Anywhere - ODBC Client Library (2) SQL Anywhere - Other (5). Can I set up a Before Trigger on a table with a database from Progress 10.1a? But when I set something between the begin & end I get a error(a trigger with no content is worthless) Inside this tool I can set up a before insert trigger like this:īEFORE INSERT ON pub.personen FOR EACH ROW I've set up an odbc driver so I can get to the database inside "Squirrel SQL"(=sql explorer tool) I'm banging my head against the wall here so i tried the following: Even if i set up a Write trigger I still can't get to the user inserted data.(if this is possible tell me how pls) I found out that I can't set up a before insert trigger with the data dictionary.(correct me if I'm wrong) I want to set up a trigger on a table so when someone adds a record i can manipulate the inserted data (I need a Before insert trigger right? ) I have a problem and I hope that someone can help me.