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Hi everybody Problem with 9.1D09 and super procedures I have a caller window that runs a super procedre library persistent RUN LibSuper.p PERSISTENT SET hLibSessionSuper. ASSIGN hLibSessionSuper:PRIVATE-DATA = "LibSuper.p":U. SESSION:ADD-SUPER-PROCEDURE(hLibSessionSuper). It also runs a...

Hi Just wondering if any body can help. We are in the process of installing a new server for a customer and came across the readprobe utility. We thought it would be a good idea to see what the difference in performance would be so ran readprobe on the new server and the results seem to...

Hi Currently have a 9.1D app that calls an external .NET exe to show a report. We call the external exe using the CreateProcessA API call which works fine. The problem is on returning back to the progress app the window with the button-widget that called the external EXE is not always the...

Hello As any body come across this problem or is it the fact that I need to use USE-INDEX Here's a test proc DEF QUERY q FOR charges ,treat_stage ,operative ,furnaces . DEF VAR a AS INT. a = ETIME(YES). OPEN QUERY q FOR EACH charges WHERE charges.charge_no > 0 NO-LOCK /*...

We a currently evaluating ADM2 9.1D and have converted a simple area of our CHUI. I have an issue where it would be nice to refill the data in a browse based on a temp table with different data depending on a choice by the user. I would like the user to make this choice with a combo box maybe...

Currently investigating the use of ADM2 with Progress91.D05 and we are wanting to convert our old V6 app. The tables in the V6 app contain some array fields and instead of changing the database we are thinking of creating temp tables to present this old array data to the user. If we use ADM2...

Hi We are trying to produce some reports with crystal reports 8 that are based on some old v6 4gl progress reports. We have a few calculated fields that require procedures to be called to interegate the database. EG Find this record If this value = "A" then Do: /* calculate values...