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    Buffer-create slowing down?

    hi guys.. I think i already found the problem.. In the above code forgot to delete the query object. Which is invoking inside the do while . Currently i'm testing it again seems fine as of now. Still don't know about DBI* file, i've noticed it gets bigger. Anyone can explain what DBI* file purpose?
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    Buffer-create slowing down?

    Hi, sorry for super late reply. This is my code. This is the code responsible for putting the excel values to a dynamic temp-table. And i'm pretty sure I am using the index 'coz i had created the dynamic buffer same as the physical table I used create-like and add-like-field methods. Not sure...
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    Buffer-create slowing down?

    ooops.. sorry for double post. my browser hangs up..:)
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    Buffer-create slowing down?

    HI, I just want to ask if it's normal for a buffer-create method to slow down while records were accumulating? If its not then probably somethings wrong in my code. I'm using 101c. And I'm doing a record transfer from excel file(.xls/xlsx) to dynamic temp-table then to the physical table. If...
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    Buffer-create slowing down?

    HI, I just want to ask if it's normal for a buffer-create method to slow down while records were accumulating? If its not then probably somethings wrong in my code. I'm using 101c. And I'm doing a record transfer from excel file(.xls/xlsx) to dynamic temp-table then to the physical table. If...
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    HELP: copy-lob to dynamic-fied

    thanks MaximMonin it works. but I use memptr datatype . i Forgot to specify that i am working on image file. Is that ok? don't know what could have be the implication using memptr..
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    HELP: copy-lob to dynamic-fied

    hmm.. interesting... i will try it. thanks maximmonin. :)
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    HELP: copy-lob to dynamic-fied

    hi guys, Need some help here. I want if there is a way to have a copy-lob statement which targets a dynamic field. I tried like this: COPY-LOB FROM FILE < file path > TO buf-hndl-TempTable:buffer-field(chField). but this gives me error. incompatible data types. I read the copy-lob help file...
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    thanks a lot guys.
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    Thanks a lot Marian, the problem is i am still learning the progress, and too bad the company that i'm working hasn't provided us enough training especially with kind of problem. So its gonna be long journey for me to accomplished this. Great advice. Thanks again.
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    Thanks Marian for the advice. Could you give me samples or details on how to do this replication? If its ok with you? or just some articles that I can read about it.? Thanks in advance :D
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    "I think there is a misunderstanding of what pre-processors do: They are resolved at compile time. If you use pre-processor directives like &IF &ELSEIF &ENDIF the code gets compiled conditionally, BUT, it does not get executed at compile time." Thanks heavy.
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    The requirements is like this. I have database connected name db1 and during write trigger of the table1 under db1, i want to write that record also to different database lets say db2, so I wrote a table trigger for it. But the db2 is not connected yet. My code is like this: TRIGGER PROCEDURE...
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    Question Preprocessor directives

    Hi, Is there a function that can be evaluated in preprocessor directive to check if database is connected? I'm using Progress 91.c in windows xp. Something like this. &IF <not connected(dbname)> &then Thanks
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    Error when Desktop is selected in ActiveX automation to invoke windows browse

    Hi, Help please. I just re post this. This should be the proper forum. I encounter this error: --------------------------- Error (Press HELP to view stack trace) --------------------------- Invalid component-handle referenced while processing method/statement: Items. USER-INTERFACE-TRIGGER...
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