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Beside spending your Sunday evening on something not beer/alcohol/sport... (let's keep that politically correct) :) Thought I've switch-off the semantic syntax warnings before the build but it turns out that I forgot to do it... you can do that from the preferences->zamolxis->editor->syntax...

right, guess a few words in a plain readme file won't hurt :) indeed, that makes lots of sense so a new page for database selection need to be added in the project wizard... thanks think you can get along this now be cleaning the workspace, set the auto build to false and re-create the...

It is Eclipse but was build as a stand-alone product, maybe a 'integrate script' could be added... it's been built on Indigo, what was your initial Eclipse version? It's on last page of project properties if project specific settings is not checked it will use the one from workspace level...

First version released, a trial can be downloaded here... http://zamolxis.ganimede.ro/ be sure to pick the right platform :)

depending on what is your connection path for JDBC there is the getDatabaseProductVersion method on connection, for ODBC you can use SQLGetInfo using SQL_DBMS_VER as info type

Re: dear cringe i found this error while doing load and what is exactly the part from that message that you don't understand? :) guess if you try to create an object that already exist you'll get a similar error in Oracle too... although it's much better than what you seems to be forced to...

not sure if aggregates use the same temp buffers but I would try to increase the numbers there, check the -SQLTempBuff and -Bt parameters for SQL broker start-up... looks like you hit a resource limitation of some kind. might find some inspiration in Steve Pittman's presentations...

don't see anything special in this SQL, beside all those cast to character and upercase calls just to form the 'record id'... I would instead get the data as is and do what ever transformation is required on the 'client' side (be it a UI or some reporting tool). other than that try to group on...

that's actually for each block iteration, guess not exactly what you were looking for...

Nope, not only unpractical but why would you do it since Progress is not an SQL RDBMS to start with and there are other alternatives more cost effective out there... supposing you don't have such a 'big data' to start talking about NCR's Teradata you can easily start with either MySQL or...

definitively your only option at that point is to save the longchar to file (copy-lob)... sax unlike dom is not holding the document in memory but streams it to the output every time you feed something into it.

check out dynamic queries and buffer handle object in documentation... start with 'create buffer' statement and there are methods in buffer handle object that allows you to create a new record and/or assign new field values (buffer field handle).

Re: how to find out the free ports in unix? looks like someone is having a job interview for a DBA position ;)

Well, given the processing power available nowadays and the general improvement in joining in SQL databases there is now a school of thought that favors a regular 3NF form even for data warehouse environments, instead of what used to be the norm of highly de-normalized star-schema (snow-flake...

Stefan, think you'll need to put more than five seconds in those attempts if you want to get anywhere :) Core Java is not that hard to digest, Eclipse, OSGi and all those plug-ins is a different story... if you're in a hurry guess one of the best reference will be 'Eclipse Plug-ins' by Eric...

It does not have to be Linux, only that in Windows we already have OEA... still, might be interesting for those that does not have OEA yet and are willing to give it a try :)

Had that crazy idea of building my own Eclipse based Progress IDE for Linux some time ago and finally got it in an usable phase, so if anyone interested by something like that and willing to pass through a (probably) bug-discovery quest while giving it a try please contact me off-list (medu at...

Guess the error say it all... google uses SSL for email services, including outgoing SMTP. You might try to change the socket connect statement to use SSL, if your OE version allows you to, but not sure that this alone will solve your issue.

that's because your field turns into a 'table', the dataset's read-xml method simply ignore that because you probably said so... otherwise if the schema do not match you should get an error, not empty string :) so, no... unless you write your own parsing using SAX or DOM this won't work but why...

Re: Accessing a PROGRESS DB via an ODBC driver using SqlConnection in the code behind Guess you have to use OdbcConnection instead of SqlConnection for this to work... http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqldataaccess/thread/9d7799a3-2850-43ce-acea-2a43cbe20c9d/