I think modifying the protools.dat file is necessary, but I can't find where that file is located on the Windows machine. Much easier to find things on Unix or Mac.
Unix / Windows
v11.3
I downloaded the files for ABHack and the instructions reference running it via Protools, but the "ABHack" option is not on my Protools menu.
How do I get it to the Protools menu / run it?
If I try running the files manually I get an error about "protools/<file.i> not found.
In the UI, make an AJAX call (AngularJS) to the back end and return JSON (write-json() from temp-table). Using AngularJS to display is easy as pie. I recommend you separate the business logic (Progress code) from the HTML.
Unix
v11.3
Hey all. I had posted a question about needing to find code for a zip code calculation, which Rod provided. The code works fantastic, as long as I run the code from a Windows GUI Procedure editor.
But I need to be able to run it on Unix.
I need the Unix version of this procedure...
I modified it to suit my needs in regards to table data and it looks good. Hard to test for exact matches b/c the web APIs work of zip code to zip code in terms of longitude and latitude, my data is using coords of exact addresses. But, the majority of hits from the web API I tested with came up...
Rod, that is awesome. Thanks. I have all the data I need, I'll try out that code. I don't need it to be accurate down to the Nth of a mile, just general will work. Thanks.
That API would work except this is for a production site and I need it to be in Progress ABL code. It will be calculated on the server with the data returned to the client.
Unix
v11.3
I am in need of calculating the distance between two zip codes. I have all the zip codes and longitudes / latitudes data.
Does anyone have code that does this? I figured I'd check here before starting to dig in.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.