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    Question How To Define A Form\frame To Show Label Name Above Of It Value

    Hi Kalaiarasan, should be as easy as specifying it in the define frame statement. e.g. define frame f1 mc_serial at 1 mc_name at 20
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    Question How To Define A Form\frame To Show Label Name Above Of It Value

    Hi Kalaiarasan, sorry but I disagree. When i use the above code i see the labels above the variables i.e. Company Name ------------ --------------------- 12345 Demo Ltd. I think that's what the question related to.
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    Question How To Define A Form\frame To Show Label Name Above Of It Value

    assuming your database fields have labels set up, should be as simple as: def var mc_serial like db_table.int_db_field initial 12345 no-undo. def var mc_name like db_table.char_db_field initial "Demo" no-undo. define frame f1 mc_serial mc_name. display mc_serial mc_name with...
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    64-bit treeview control

    Morning 'talkers OE 11.5 (64-bit) windows 7 front end read hat linux backend. having recently migrated from 10.2b to 11,5, thee's an issue with the treeview ocx on our web development enviornment (ps:eScript) that I've been told to resolve. It was using the mscomctrl treeview but that's not...
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    Question using Business intelligence dashboards

    Afternoon Guys, we're looking at getting some business intelligence dashboards to tie in with our progress web-based system. Our biggest concern is performance so just wondering if anyone has had recent experience with any dashboard suppliers and if so, care to share the details ? Regards, DG.
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    Question area truncate and orphan index records

    thanks for that Rob. Yes, i've checked and double-checked and we're comfortable with using this utility on this particular area. Cheers, DG.
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    Question area truncate and orphan index records

    Version 10.2b on RHL. Afternoon, hoping for some advice. If I truncate an area, as a way of "fast-deleting" the records in that area, what happens to the index records for these tables which live in another area. I know they're marked as inactive as part of the area truncate process , and I...
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    Answered automatic internal watchdog ? (solved)

    cheers guys. I'll get a watchdog started up explicitly.
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    Answered automatic internal watchdog ? (solved)

    Morning 'talkers, openedge 10.1on linux. was using promon on a database that I inherited and didn't see any watchdog processes appearing. Talking to the chap I inherited it from and he was saying that it won't be seen because it's using the internal watchdog that starts up with the enterprise...
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    Question webspeed logging

    Afternoon Tom, thanks for that. Regards, DG.
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    Question webspeed logging

    progress v10.2B on redhat Linux the directory that our webspeed logfiles gets written to was deleted at some point after the broker was (re)started. The webspeed brokers still appear to be functioning properly, so either the brokers can continue to function in this situation or I'm simply...
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    excel problem

    Hi Rob, yep, had a look, and generated a macro, which leads to some code trying to replicate the import routine so I get something akin to the code below that I got from the kb (# P97931), but I was hoping there's a way to do it with the "open" command, similar to the one used to open 1 file...
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    excel problem

    OE 10.2b excel 2003. Afternoon 'talkers, I know there are plenty of posts on this forum about using excel and progress, but I can't find a solution to the problem I'm having. I feel sure it's relatively commonplace so either I've missed it, or it's so straight forward that no-one has had a...
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    Assign string with { & } characters to a character variables

    Afternoon, Cringer, is that always the case ? Doesn't the no-error mean that the assign doesn't take place if there's an error and the value of the integer will therefore be as it was before the assign...no-error. At least that's the way it looks in my v10.2b editor. Regards, DG.
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