The one which is available converts my national character to the question mark '?' which is not what I am expecting.
How can I create my own conversion?
Any good solution if I am interested only in conversion of some of the characters from UTF-8 to 7-bit ASCII?
How to apply that conversion...
I need to have output files in ASCII because I am sending it outside for let say 'analysis' and they can import only ASCII. I have only few national character that should be converted to their representatives in english like 'ś' to 's', 'ł' to 'l', 'ż' to 'z' etc. So such lose of data is fully...
Hi All,
I have a db where data is stored as UTF-8. I am extracting some data from it.
Actually I am using a
OUTPUT TO VALUE ("xxxx") NO-CONVERT but it produces me a UTF-8 with all special and national character. I would like to have my file in ASCII format without all special and especially...
No DISPLAY string in my code. The window is invoked every single time (or the graphical user interface is painted) because I am using a GUI application which is prowin32.exe.
I have a procedure which I am invoking manually by using prowin32.exe application.
Within this procedure I have several RUN statements to run another procedures.
All procedures from RUN statements are finished by RETURN statement.
Main procedure is finished by
APPLY "CLOSE" to this-procedure...
I am using OE10.0B. I want to migrate to Windows Server 2008 but unfortunately PET (Progress Explorer Tool) doesn't work on WS2008.
Is there a OpenEdge Management console available for OE10.0B? or any workaround that help me use PET on WS2008?
regards
You're the man!
Thank you very much.
Now I need to install a progress tools on different machine. Currently it is Windows Server 2003 which doesn't support CredSSP.
I found also some resolution based on the allowing a computer to be trusted for delegation for specific services. This one works...
Do you mean a shell on PC3 or shell (process - _progres.exe) which is invoked on PC1? The user is a domain user with access to network.
I did some test and I found another strange thing:
If I will put a command:
D:\oe100b\bin\_progres.exe -db \\PC2\db\dab -S 8500 -H PC2 -N TCP -p...
PC3 know a PC2. PC3 need to know PC2 in order to be able invoke a remote command on it.
The problem is - why a FILE which is a parameter to the _progress executable can't be found.
I was already tried with IP addresses as well.
In this whole scenario 3 PC's will be involved.
PC1 (win32 machine) - where the OE tools like prowin32.exe, _progres.exe are located
PC2 (linux machine) - where the db engine, databases, and my *.p procedures are located
PC3 (win32 machine) - from this machine I need to invoke remotely a *.p...
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