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No Tom, I haven't been able to dedicate myself as much as I'd like, I'm just taking up the case tomorrow. I've done some tests from ABL, but I can't get the special characters to print. I have no experience modifying configurations. Thanks for the interest.

Actually raising the subject, I see that you are correct. I'm downloading the suggested "Progress 10.0B" book, I'll see the issue from this point of view, thank you very much Rob.

Now, how do I modify this data in the "session" and change to "UTF-8", I have no experience modifying work environments, so far I managed with the basics and it worked for me. Thanks since now.

Yes Tom, you are using that page code.

If it is true, the printer is an EPSON FX-890, with a cart tractor, thanks in advance.

The concrete problem, when you have to print Ñ á é ñ, other symbols come out.

I really thank you, the information, the technology is old, but it is what is in the place. It happens that I was never interested in hardware, I only dedicated myself to programming in GUI and CHUI in Progress. I would appreciate it if you could send me an example (if you have one), that would...

I'll read it Rob, so far what I found is a detail of what I already programmed, but I'll see this information, I hope to find something to handle it from PUT Control or laog like that. Thank you.

It's a message you generated from the ABL program, for output as pure ascii. use OUTOUT TO PRINTER.

Thanks Tom. As clear as always, I will collect specific data about the printer, the operating system is (Windows 10), I work on Progress 9,1D, the program generates plain ASCII text, that is where it does not recognize the ñ, é, á, etc.

Thanks for the information, do you have any bibliography where I explain how to do it from ABL language, for a dot matrix printer? Thanks since now.

Hello, does anyone have a code so that, from an ABL program, it accepts accents and characters in a dot printer? Thanks in advance.

I agree that there are no magic solutions in software, it will be in another area, not here. It is clear to me from 30 years of experience. When I talk about dividing in DB, I mean an extio case that I had years ago, I made a distributed database and the administrator parameterized well from the...

Surely it is like that, most of the problems are rarely a single thing, I have had to see that the misuse of indexes, coupled with an unclear access, with a very saturated server, sometimes confuses.

What you point out is what happens in the environments in which I work, not only in my country, where the old school at the business level makes it very difficult to implement other forms of work. I recently saw bad architecture in a large base in Ukraine on migration, even worse than the gaps I...

That is true, it is my turn as a developer and as an auditor, beyond the technology, if you work well in an orderly way, that will be detected in our project and I develop a methodology that identifies the tables of separated bases, to see if it is not They connect to give notice, it is because...

My vision is that of a developer, if you need to do an audit of systems, it is clearer to face this by modules, this separates tables based on the subject they deal with, while some programmers are using another model of the database and do not have to leave , so that they modify the entire...

Because that significantly improves performance, according to a system, it groups tables according to the subject matter, so we can have: treasury, accounting, distribution and logistics modules, suppliers, clients, etc. If it is not ordered, it can become a mess, both for modification and...

If you don't have ERwin, you can do: Data Dictionary / Reports / Table Relations / All Tables. Although this will take a long time, verify that indexes are too many or access the same data.