Using a remote DataServer configuration
The examples in the first part of this section show how to use specific command syntax to start OpenEdge in the following modes:
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In single-user mode
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In a remote DataServer configuration
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With a local schema holder connected
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With a MS SQL Server database connected
Note the following command syntax used in a Windows client:
Synrax
prowin32 schema-holder-name -1 -db datasrc-name -dt MSS
-ld logical-datasrc-name -H hostname -S service-name -U userID -P password -Dsrv qt_debug,EXTENDED
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Note the following command used on a UNIX client:
Syntax
pro schema-holder-name -db datasrc-name -dt MSS
-ld logical-datasrc-name -H hostname -S service-name -U userID -P password -Dsrv qt_debug,EXTENDED
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The examples in the second part of this section allow you to start OpenEdge in a remote DataServer configuration:
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The schema holder's physical name is
mssholder and it is read-only.
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The data-source name is
sports.
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The data source type is
MSS (Microsoft SQL Server).
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The logical data source name is
mydemo.
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The host name is
host1.
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The service name is
mssport.
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The user ID is
bob.
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The password is
bobpass.
Note the following command used in a Windows client:
prowin32 mssholder -RO -db sports -dt MSS -ld mydemo -H host1
-S mssport -U bob -P bobpass -Dsrv qt_debug,EXTENDED
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Note the following command used on a UNIX client:
pro mssholder -RO -db sports -dt MSS -ld mydemo -H host1
-S mssport -U bob -P bobpass -Dsrv qt_debug,EXTENDED
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