We have Samba 2.0.7 running on HP Unix 11.0
We have created a Samba share which we can connect to on W2000 Server
with Windows Explorer. We can create and update files through the
Share.

I started working at a place that uses progress 8.1 and 8.3 databases.
I'm new to progress.  From reading a few posts, it looks like it doesn't
use SQL but 4GL instead.  I looked on the progress website and I don't
see documentation for versions 8.

In V9, the recommendation was to use 1 record per block in storage areas
that contain indexes.  Does this recommendation hold true with V10 and type
II storage areas?  And what should the blocks per cluster be set to for
index storage areas?

HI, I am a beginner, and i cant convert the SQL statement seen below
into
a 4GL FOR EACH format. :(
SELECT name FROM users WHERE id_user IN (1,2,3)

running Progress V8.3C under SCO Unix OSR5.06.
we're running databases, some are multi-volume ones.
one database have today 5 fixed volume (500mb each) and 1 variable
volume (about 500mb size now).

I'm accessing postgres database through tomcat 4.3.1.
I'm able to execute the select and update query through my application
but Insert query is giving following SQLException :
Connection is closed.  Operation is not permitted.

Anybody out there running 750+ progress users on a IBM P-Series Power4 box
with AIX v5.1 - v5.3? If so, what is the spec of the machine (Model,CPU's
and Memory). What is the performance like?
We need to migrate from another unix flavor to either AIX or Linux.

First want to share how I'm extremely disappointed that there is no perl
DBI module or freely available JDBC driver for Progress.  When I called
Progress about JDBC they said I would have to buy a native client install
and then use some JDBC add-on.  That sounds just plain ...