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OK, I don't have much experience with widget-pools. But this is considered "good practise"? Sounds like "def global shared buffer" to me.

Maybe I don't get it, but for the buffer to still exist and be filled, the procedure creating it must still exist (persistent). Or is the login-procedure always in your stacktrace? Couldn't you just ask this persistent-procedure the login/audit-name?

I have no idea what crwprt.i is/does.

When I test, the stop caused by a lock-wait-timeout does NOT set error-status:error to true. So I end up leaving the block with num-messages = 0 and error-status:error = no.

OE 10.1c03

I am trying to catch stop conditions (caused by a lock timeout) and errors in a program calling another program. I have tried various options, but end up trapping either errors OR the stop: Has anyone any clue how to do this? Following code is some of the things I tried, but now I can't...

Is it not enough to change the datasource name of the odbc-connection you are using asuming you use this? Otherwise you could try something like: def var codbcnaam as char no-undo init 'newname'. /* kbases: P115877 P122620 P55350 P47202 P106992 P115258 */ function ConnectTables returns...

Don't know about mfg/pro, but maybe this helps? http://www.oehive.org/pdfinclude

You are skipping subtype = "TEXT". Try adding: if hNoderef:subtype = "TEXT" then message hNoderef:node-value view-as alert-box info buttons ok. above the if "element" then next and see what happens.

The question is do you want searching for "test" in "test123: 123456" to give a true of false? Do you want "complete entries" using , or : as seperators? index("test123: 123456","test") = 1 index("test123: 123456","test123") = 1 index("test123: 123456","123") = 5 index("test123...

To GregTomkins: No I don't mean a dump from Progress and a load into a SQL-database. I mean a .Net program using data from a Progress-db. To sdjensen: This would be somewhat similar to a statefull appserver call or something? Hmm could be a possibility.

We are trying to get data from a Progress-db into .Net. I have tried several ways, including ODBC and Appserver. Now I am wondering if anyone has any experience on this. The Appserver-solution would use something like the gettemptable.p example sourcecode from Progress. But I was wondering if...

Have you looked in the Nameserver.log [DLC]\NS1.ns.log

Yes you can

How about: display prospect.active format "1/0". and wouldn't/shouldn't "if active = yes" just be "if active"?