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    <p>What version of Progress?</p> <p>As Tim says, that's a very odd place for your temp files. How did that happen? My guess is that your working directory is %DLC%\bin.</p> <p>You're extending the schema area? Why? Did you forget to move all of your data, indexes and LOBs to type 2 storage?</p> <p>By eliminating all of the AREA information from the structure file you put everything in the schema area.</p> <p>You probably also did not create a structure file with multiple extents and so forth? Thus there is just the single initial extent.</p> <p>It also seems likely that you did not enable large files. Which means that once that extent hits 2GB it cannot grow.</p> <p>So the quick and easy solution is probably:</p> <pre><code>proutil dbName -C enablelargefiles </code></pre> <p>Note: this is a terrible way to set setup a database -- don't do it for a real system. But, as I understand it, you are just trying to do a one-time load of this data so that you can export it as CSV data.</p>
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    1. COI created the binary dump files from a version 10.1b database. I was also able to get .df files. I had to create 5 different .df files because there are so many tables. I'm not trying to extend the Schema area I'm just trying to rebuild the indexes after binary loading everything. Here's how I did it -- I couldn't get a -dumplist because the actual dump utility was unavailable to me in the proprietary copy of 10.1b I was initially working with. So I found a batch script that created a .bd file fore each table.
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    2. COI got a quote back from Progress software for the 10.1b developers seat and it was way out of our budget. We were willing to spend $500.00 on the seat but they quoted us $2500. SO I decided I would load these binary dumps into an evaluation version 11.0. Bear in mind my only intention here is to get the data to text. So When I tried to import the .df files to my newly minted version 11 database it barked because I didn't have any of the same areas (many) so I used notepad++ to remove the thousands of references to areas in .df and the tables were all created using the database Admin utility.
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    3. COThen I was able to create a batch script using some regex that wrapped every path, in this directory of 655 .bd files, with the proutil -C load command. The script was successful and it successfully imported each of the 655 tables. The other day when I was testing this I was able to import 1 table, rebuild the index for that one table, and export this data to text. Now that I've got all 655 tables -- it fails on the index rebuild -- saying that it can't extend the database.
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