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We have OE10.1A running on WS2K3R2. Against it, we run various reporting tools like Crystal using a generic, read-only user. After some days, there are a bunch of connections left open under this user as folks have crashed out or the like. Someone must go in once a week and manually...

Ok. How would I do it in 4GL?

I wish to do an ODBC SQL query of an OE10 DB that was setup as case insensitive in a case sensitive fashion. Specificly, I would like to get a distinct list of the values in a field in a table showing all case versions of a given value like: THE The the ...instead of just: THE Thanks.

We have a system develop in Progress which is currently running against a 10.1A database. The vendor has put out an upgrade and this new version drops support for running Report Builder reports. We have a few we need to covert to Crystal. Since there is no wiz-bang conversion tool, I want to...

Thanks tamhas, I have decicded to install a copy of Progress 9.1c on a "sandbox" server - Windows Server 2003 R2 - so I can at least open these Report Builder reports to see what they are doing. After installing it and the patches I have, the Progress Exprorer reports the following: MMC...

I am looking for a tool/service to conver some report builder reports to Crystal. Thanks.

I am looking for a tool/service to conver some report builder reports to Crystal. Thanks.

When you say "administrator", do you mean the local "administrator" or the "domain administrator"? I ask, because our production server was installed as the "domain administrator" on WS2k3 R2 and this has never been an issue. As a mater of fact, the local "administrator" has "never" logged...

On a workstation - Windows XP - we have a test OE 10.1A db. If I reboot the box, the AdminService appears to be runing, but ProgressExplorer cannot connect to the server declaring "Cannot connect to the Admin Server. Ensure the Admin Server is running. (8336)" If I go to Services and try to...

Re: How to determine the last date/time a table was updated in OpenEdge 10 via ODBC.. >> There are, probably, counters (most likely, implemented as database sequences) I am not sure what you are talking about - and suppose they exist, and would tell the date/time tables were modified, can they...

Re: How to determine the last date/time a table was updated in OpenEdge 10 via ODBC.. Well, not much help to me. We do not have Progress development tools - just a OE10.1A db with "embedded" licensing provided by a software vendor and the vendor's application. We would like to know where the...

We have an OE10.1A db - I would like to be able to determine when tables were last updated. Does anyone know of a way to query this in SQL-92 via ODBC?

I have posted on the progress site to have some one contact me about purchasing the Developer Kit. Thanks for the input!

There are NO .p or .w files, only .r How do I tell if the system had a 4GL developer's license with it? Is the Application Compiler in the OpenEdge Start Menu folder part of it?

Well, I am a developer. I am working with this customer who has a Progress based system. I have done many things for them in VB, Visual FoxPro, VC and the like. As I indicated, this is the first instance where I could not get there with ODBC. When we go back to the developer of the app...

Is 4GL the only way to add such an item to a Progress dB?

I am not an ABLer or 4GLer - we did not develop the application. If I can do it with ABL with the tools I have and it is not that much code, I suppose I could jump into it. Currently, I am doing such tasks with ODBC from another language and this is the first time I have wanted to write...

>> ...why not use ABL? Sorry, I do not know what the TLA (Three Letter Acronym) ABL stands for. Please explain.

I am trying to automate placing image file contents in a lvarbinary field. The progress sql92 documentation I have indicates using sql "Insert values" for this type is not possible. It mentions using BINARY LOAD/DUMP. Is this the load done via "proutil -C load..." or something else? I do...