BPRO command
- Last Updated: October 9, 2024
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- OpenEdge
- Version 12.8
- Documentation
Starts a single-user OpenEdge client session in batch or background mode.
Syntax
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Parameters
- db-name
- Specifies the database you want to connect.
- -p procedure-name
- Specifies a procedure to run at startup.
- parameters
- Specifies the OpenEdge startup parameters you want to use.
- output-file
- Specifies the name of the file where messages are sent.
Notes
- For UNIX, the bpro command runs the following
executable:
_progres -1 -b &The
&character causes an OpenEdge batch session to run in the background, and returns control to the terminal once the session starts. When the&character is not present (for example, when you simply use the (-b) startup parameter), OpenEdge initiates a batch session in the foreground without terminal interaction and control does not return to the terminal until the session completes. - On UNIX and in Windows, you can redirect batch job input and output
with the
<and>redirection symbols. You also can use the pipe symbol (|) to put an OpenEdge batch run in a command pipeline. - For more information about the bpro command, see Tasks you can perform with startup and shutdown commands and Startup Parameter Usage Categories.