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RHD and Rob, thanks for this information about online backup. I'll keep it in mind although performance of the system during working hours is not an issue and I have never heard anyone complain that the system performance badly in the morning :) . I'll let you know if I have found anything that...

Hi all, Thanks for all the replies. The BI file is not the issue. Before the backup starts the BI file is always truncated. The reason for the offline backup is that the database is not used by anyone between 20:00 PM and 08:00 AM so we do not see a reason to perform an online backup. Maybe...

Hello All, OpenEdge 10.2A03. Windows 2003 SP2. Every evening we make an offline Progress backup of a database of approx 8 Gb. The backup is written to another disk on the same computer. Untill a few weeks ago the time to make this backup was about 10 minutes. I have verified that the backup...

My sample did not completely worked. The next method I have tested and it works very well in OE 10.2 You cannot access the method first-column and next-column from within a row-display trigger. But you can create a temp-table that contains all the handles of the columns in a browse before the...

def var hColumn as handle no-undo. hColumn = browse {&browse-name}:first-column. do while valid-handle(hColumn): <set font> hColumn = hColumn:next-column. end.

on row-display of browse {&browse-name} do: if <your condition> then assign grades.sht-name:font in browse {&browse-name} = 106. end.

If there are more userprofiles that match the criteria it will not help to change the find first in a find. Actually it will find nothing at all in that case. I am actually wondering where cUserId is filled and if it contains the correct value.

I have found 1 solution for you in the Progress Knowledge base. The problem can be caused by using a wrong VM or no VM at all. Hope this helps. Symptoms: Starting Progress Explorer fails with an error message. MMC could not create the snap-in. The snap-in might not have been...

What version of Progress are you using ? And what version of windows. Did you perform a netsetup or a local setup of Progress ?

/* RUN asscropn.p(INPUT g-ses-id, INPUT v-query-name, INPUT v-where-clause, INPUT v-next-page, INPUT v-item-type, OUTPUT v-table-name, OUTPUT o-tot-recs, OUTPUT o-throttle, OUTPUT o-ok, OUTPUT v-message, OUTPUT v-query-desc, OUTPUT TABLE tt-querydef, OUTPUT TABLE tt-queryopt, OUTPUT TABLE...

run as administrator should do the trick

IF <condition> THEN ASSIGN <widget-handle>:TOOLTIP = "Your tooltip text". ELSE <widget-handle>:TOOLTIP = "".

This is a very good example under Progress OpenEdge, however it will not work in version 9. To communicate with a webservice in version 9 you will have to do all the programming yourself. For instance using sockets to connect to the webservice and creating your own soap messages and analysers.

It is even more simpler ;-) You can run the child window from the parent window. RUN <childwindowname> PERSISTENT SET <ProcedureHandle>. Childwindowname should be replaced by the name of your childwindow. The filename of the procedure. for instance window2.w ProcedureHandle is a variable...

There is a trigger "parent-window-close" that should fire when the parent window is closed. This trigger should be used in the child window and there you can put logic that will close your window.

As far as I can remember I have read somewhere that this problem is caused because of some changes in segment sizes. Only the default value of -s has not been changed. Setting -s to a higher value should fix the problem. Only I am not sure where I have read it since I no longer can find it...

These things are simply nice things, but they do not make a language bad or superiour. I have a lot of experience with Progress, .NET, C++ and some other programming languages. These things are not the ones that will decide for me what language to use. It depends on the job I have to do. For...

Try using port 8080. Most of the times when there is a proxy port 8080 is used instead of port 80. Otherwise you have to find out what port the proxy is using.

I understand what you are saying, but if you see how many times programmers use next or leave and even returns in the middle of the code it gives you a small headache. You can simply avoid it by taking a different approach to the problem. It makes shorter code, so it is easier to read and better...

I really hate using next and/or leave in the middle of my code. It makes spaghetti and not lasagna. I would code it a little different. for each dsg_mark no-lock where dsg_mark.entity-code = "X": find dsg_mark_ml no-lock where dsg_mark_ml.entity-code = dsg_mark.entity-code...