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===Could not connect to server for database {{{<database>}}}, errno 0. (1432)===


The "Could not connect to server for database x, errno 0. (1432)" is a Progress-specific database error. To resolve this error, establish a socket-based connection to your Progress database. The following instructions will assist you with this task:

1. Insure that your Progress database is running in sockets mode.

2. Use a text editor to open your server's /etc/services or C:\WINNT\System32\Drivers\etc file.

3. Locate and record your Progress socket service entry. For instance:

{{{
pro91b 6794/tcp # Progress Socket Service
}}}

4. Use a text editor to open your client's /etc/services or C:\WINNT\System32\Drivers\etc file.

5. Insure that no client service uses the same TCP port number that your server uses for the Progress socket service. For example:

{{{
ingreslock 6794/tcp ingres
}}}

6. Reassign any conflicting TCP ports, as appropriate.

7. Create an entry in the client services file, which matches your server socket service entry. For example:

{{{
pro91b 6794/tcp # Progress Socket Service
}}}

8. Save your changes and exit the services file.

9. Pass your Progress socket parameters in the Database Options field (Single-Tier) or DB Connection Options field (Multi-Tier) of your Data Source. For example:

-S pro91b -N tcp -H example.domain.com

10. Insure that your database parameter ends with a .db extension. For example:

-db /usr/lpp/progress/dbs/sports.db

11. Test.
    
===Evidence===

Data Source Attributes
Request Broker Log 
Services File
Session Rules Book