The problem is that the WRX file is for 10.1 not for 9.1D. So unless Gabor sends you a version you can read then you will have issues.
Or you can look at the code that is available via PDFinclude (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdf-inc). Check out the browse2pdf.p procedure in the utilities...
Are you talking about having Form Fields on your PDF that people can fill in? If so, then PDFinclude doesn't handle the creation of Form Fields.
But PDFinclude can write data to Form Fields in a PDF ... replacing the Form Field with the data.
Later,
Gordon
You shouldn't need XCODE for dumping the DB.
You should be able to access the 'Data Administration' tool and there you have the ability to dump the data ... without xcode.
Later,
Gordon
It would be helpful to know which Treeview you are using as there are many variants. Some TreeViews have an Expand and/or Close event that you should be able to trap .. plus some allow you to specify which image to use (from an imagelist) when the folder is open/closed.
Regarding, the...
You can attach to the Progress DB and extract data via ODBC. Then you can connect (within the same procedure) to your MS SQL database and update that database with the record sets from your Progress DB.
Where is your confusion?
Later,
Gordon
You may want to check the QAD Tech Support website to see if they have any migration documents.
Or the Progress Knowledgebase.
Or if all else fails, you may want to get in touch with Scott Dulecki at Bravepoint. I believe he has extensive experience working with MFG/PRO installations ...
Moving away from Oracle? Wow, I've never heard that.
Anyway, you shouldn't have any issues going from Oracle to Progress with MFG/PRO as Progress is it's primary target DB.
As for DB size, create a multi-extent DB, apply some tuning and you will be off the to races. You'll probably even...
It begs me to ask the question ... why are you using the OPSYS preprocessor? Why not just use the OPSYS statement? It doesn't make for that much code size difference ....
Later,
Gordon
You'll probably want to run something like:
_progress -db DBNAME -p _edit.p
_edit.p is the Progress Procedure Editor. From there you can access the Db Admin.
Later,
Gordon
The Java libaries within the install are for running Progress processes (such as Webspeed Agents or Progress Exploder).
As far as Progress working with Java, there is no nice way like there is with utilizing DLL or Shared libraries.
The simplest way is to utilize Java classes via command...
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