Old Progress question

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Definitely not a truncate *table*.. But a Truncate BI, yes, sometimes if
you're updating the db or application.



http://knowledgebase.progress.com/articles/Article/P25074







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This may be better suited for discussion in a Progress related group, but I
thought I'd try here as it's probably an easy question - back in 2002 I
worked for a company that also used software with a Progress back-end db.
Periodically a 'truncation' operation was recommended, if I recall
correctly, but I don't think that you need to 'truncate' a Progress database
any more. Anyone familiar with this?

Chuck





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This may be better suited for discussion in a Progress related group, but I thought I'd try here as it's probably an easy question - back in 2002 I worked for a company that also used software with a Progress back-end db. Periodically a 'truncation' operation was recommended, if I recall correctly, but I don't think that you need to 'truncate' a Progress database any more. Anyone familiar with this?

Chuck