Identify the Progress socket service

1. Log in to your Progress DBMS server.
   
2. Locate the database log file. Typically, the log file should have the same name as the database .db file with a .lg extension; e.g., the sports92.db file will typically have a corresponding sports92.lg file.
   
3. Make a copy of the database log file.
   
4. Open the copy with a text editor.
   
5. Locate the section covering to the most recent database startup.
   
6. Find the socket parameters. For example:
   
   

   
   1:50:04 BROKER  0: Host Name (-H): oplusaix3. (4261)
   1:50:04 BROKER  0: Service Name (-S): pro91d. (4262)
   1:50:04 BROKER  0: Network Type (-N): tcp. (4263)
   

   
   
7. Record the value shown for Service Name.
   
8. Exit the file. This is your database's socket service.
   
9. Open the local /etc/services file.
   
10. Locate the socket service name in the list of services.
    
11. Identify the tcp port number associated with the service. This is the port number. For example:
    
    

    
    pro91d   8893/tcp