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Thanks for the help and explaining everything in detail. This all makes sense and I appreciate that. The database is probably a gig, I don't remember off hand, but this ERP system is not known for good progress optimazation. My application is quite small and no one else will be using the ODBC...

The server type is 4GL. Can I just email you the code, I would rather not display it in here since it is not my system. I did notice this line: "This broker supports 4GL server groups only".

This isn't a SQL install, nor is there a SQL db attached. This is just progress 4GL. I have the port number of the db, the host, db name and username and password correct. I noticed that in the conmgr.properties file, the type is set to 4GL for the server group. I did also find this though...

I created the ODBC and tested the connection, I get this error. This is Progress 64bit with 64bit ODBC drivers installed on a Windows Server 2008 64 bit. Now I noticed that their db is not installed in the standard directory that it should (this is part of an ERP system). The properties files...

Usually I update through a progress editor that is built in to their ERP system, but this was a special customization that required to make a file instead. They have a development license but I would have to set it up, it would actually be easier to setup a 64 bit install on my machine. Could...

I need to update a .p file I developed on a customer's machine. I have access to the file but not the original development workstation, so I tried using mine and updated the file and compiled to a .r file and made the update, but I get this error when it tries to run. We are both using...

ok, thank you. I do have some of the OpenEdge manuals and some coding examples. I will look it up and hopefully I wont have any more questions, again thank you for your help.

That's it?! No temp tables? Freakin Awesome! Thanks!!!

Well I'm just asking how to loop a table multiple times. That is the problem. I'm not a progress expert and while I know how I can accomplish this in other languages I was hoping that someone could show me how that could be done in a simple format. This is not something where I need someone to...

Well the requirement is not important, so the basic question is how would you loop a table multiple times? Would you need to create temp tables? For each Part For First Part Where Part.PartMtlPart = Part.PartNum etc I don't think this would work, wouldn't you need to create a temp table to...

Ok, so I have to loop through a table multiple times in one master loop. I'm outputting a BOM from a part table and you have a part field (parent part number) and a material part number (current material Part). The material part can also be in the part field if it has sub-parts of its own and so...