How do I (and/or can I) run ProTop to monitor the database?

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It should work. I am not familiar with 10.2 so may not be able to give you details. Here is what I would try:

Download and unzip to your working directory on a client pc (ex. C:\ProWork). Configure protop.pf for your environment. Double click protop.pf and see what happens.

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FYI - I downloaded the source code (bottom option) and unzipped to my working directory, then opened protop.p with procedure editor and ran it with no issues. This was against a 9.1D test database.

Jim

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Does any know how to run a tool like ProTop to monitor the Progress Database? I feel silly because I can't figure it out. I'm not sure if we're even able to do this...

ProTop for DotNET: http://dbappraise.com/protop.html



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Does any know how to run a tool like ProTop to monitor the Progress Database? I feel silly because I can't figure it out. I'm not sure if we're even able to do this...

ProTop for DotNET: http://dbappraise.com/protop.html