What's New in OpenEdge Pro2 6.5
- Last Updated: July 11, 2023
- 2 minute read
- OpenEdge Pro2
- Version 6.5
- Documentation
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OpenEdge Pro2 6.5 delivers the following enhancements: |
View Running Status of Bulk Load
The Pro2 bulk load process is used to load large amounts of data relatively quickly into target databases.
In this release, Pro2 provides an enhanced user experience by adding the Bulk Load Running Status pane on the Run Bulk Load page in the Pro2 web user interface. This pane displays the real-time status of the ongoing bulk load. In addition to the status of the bulk load process, granular data such as the number of tables successfully processed, left to process, or failed during bulk load is displayed on the status cards. The information on these cards is automatically updated every five seconds.
For more information, see Bulk load with Pro2.
Enhanced Mapping Page
The Mapping page dynamically loads the source and target tables for performing the mapping or unmapping operations.
Prior to this release, in tables with 100 or more fields, scrolling posed a challenge when selecting fields for mapping. Also, it was not possible to search the fields or provide a list of fields to be mapped on the target side.
- Search for a specific field to handle field-level custom mapping.
- Provide a comma-separated list of fields to be mapped or unmapped.
- View all the mapped and unmapped tables or fields on a single page.
The enhanced Mapping page enables you to manage the mapping and unmapping operations in a more efficient manner. As a result, the mapping process is now significantly faster.
For more information, see Mapping.
Proactive Hung Thread Detection and Auto-Recovery
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For more information, see Proactive hung thread detection and recovery.
Improve performance with multi-threaded bulk load
In this release, Pro2 introduces multi-threaded bulk load, which significantly reduces the time required to load large tables by processing them in parallel, rather than sequentially. Pro2 automatically divides the work across multiple concurrent processes, each handling a separate portion of the table simultaneously. This approach is particularly effective for very large tables that would otherwise take a long time to load using a single process. In addition, if a bulk load run is interrupted, Pro2 detects the incomplete work on restart and resumes from where it left off, rather than starting over from the beginning.
For more information, see Bulk load with Pro2 and Multi-threaded bulk load.