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TomBascom reacted to zerovian's post in the thread Question Compile a Program in different environment with
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Don't build this yourself. Use the Progress supplied gradle plugin or the Riveside software ant extensions... -
TomBascom replied to the thread Odbc connection for Progress 9.V9 is, of course, ancient, obsolete, unsupported, and it is criminally negligent to be running a mission critical application on it. You...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Suddenly slow database and sometimes losing connection.This seems unlikely. Most RDP licenses only allow 2 users to connect. In theory you can buy more but I've yet to stumble across a...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Suddenly slow database and sometimes losing connection.It is not at all strange, this kind of thing happens all the time. Assuming that they are telling the truth* and that the only change...
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TomBascom reacted to Cecil's post in the thread Question Pushing CSV File from Progress Code to Amazon S3 Bucket with Like.
Here is the Amazon s3 API documentation. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/API_PutObject.html You could use the...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Is it possible to store a json file into master.If you want an easy way to understand why READ-JSON fails, create and populate some examples of the temp-tables that you would like to...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Memory Violation - Appserver.Error 49 is always a Progress bug. It is not something that you have done wrong. Sometimes there are workarounds but even if there is...
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My calculator is fine...
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Division by zero does not result in zero. It is undefined. The bug is in your calculators. Division by zero - Wikipedia
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Working as documented Progress Documentation
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If you just need to know which tables are hit, to get insight into the black box your application may be, you can monitor this using...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Get all values from created table.You need to learn about handles and dynamic queries. This might be a good start. Or at least a beginning for asking questions.
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TomBascom replied to the thread Answered Protop on premise.Thanks Cringer!
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Yes there is - you can have a private portal. There is obviously some cost involved here. For reassurance though, there is no reason...