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TomBascom replied to the thread 3rd party tool to scan the code.Does CABL not "prepare a report"? -
TomBascom replied to the thread 3rd party tool to scan the code.I suggest that you use CABL. You are never going to see support for OpenEdge in SonarCloud.
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TomBascom reacted to Stefan's post in the thread Answered Some programs returning "Unable to run Web object" on new server with
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You are aware that OpenEdge 11.7.4 was the first release of 11 for which Windows 2019 server was certified? You are aware that OpenEdge... -
TomBascom replied to the thread Progress OpenEdge 11.7 and RHEL7 with symbolic links.No need for symlinks. To preserve your scripts, the only part of the database that must be in /db/env is the .db file. All of the rest...
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TomBascom replied to the thread Changes being made to the Proedit section in ini file.So I was right about LOAD and mistaken about SAVE, that is actually PUT-KEY-VALUE, I could almost be a Windows programmer :)
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TomBascom replied to the thread Changes being made to the Proedit section in ini file.Not that I am a Windows kind of guy but aren't there some statements to LOAD and SAVE INI files? Is it possible that some code is...
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TomBascom replied to the thread OpenEdge Management - Database - Performance Summary view.ProTop also contains lots of code that will give you better insight into your database performance plus a ton of documentation...
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TomBascom reacted to Rob Fitzpatrick's post in the thread OpenEdge Management - Database - Performance Summary view with Like.
In OE 11.0+ there are VSTs for temp-tables...
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TomBascom replied to the thread OpenEdge Management - Database - Performance Summary view.The values that you are seeing are just dumped directly from the VSTs (Virtual System Tables). Those are documented here...
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TomBascom reacted to Rob Fitzpatrick's post in the thread OpenEdge Management - Database - Performance Summary view with Haha.
For example: // high buffer hit ratio! (false positive) do while true: for each tinytable no-lock: end. end.
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TomBascom replied to the thread OpenEdge Management - Database - Performance Summary view.BTW, 97.6% is not "very close to 100%". 97.6% is actually pretty crappy for a hit%. Using the example above if we assume a blazingly...