Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Reporting:
Query/Results for UNIX

> ## Multi-user mode

> To start Results from your operating system, type the appropriate command at your operating system prompt, where `dbname1` and `dbname2` are the names of your databases. This section describes how to start Results in a multi-user mode.

> | To start Results in multi-user mode, enter this command:

>     mresults dbname1 -db dbname2

> For example, if you are starting Results to run the tutorials in Chapter 8, "Multiple Databases with Results," substitute `sports1` and `sports2` for `dbname1` and `dbname2`, respectively.

> You specify the first database in your command just as you do for a single database, but you need to include the Progress Physical Database Name (`-db`) connection parameter before all subsequent databases. By default, the first database starts in single-user mode and all subsequent databases start in multi-user mode. To start them in single-user mode, include the Single User (`-1`) connection parameter after the database name.

> If you have not performed an initial build on the first database you specify, the system displays a message that there is no `.qc` file for that database. In that case, you need to perform an initial build. For information about the initial build process, see the "Description of the initial build" section.

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