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We have our Progress 10.0B05 database set up as UTF-8 to accomodate for European and Chinese characters. MFG/Pro programs are compiled with CPINTERNAL: undefined CPCOLL: basic CPRCODEOUT: undefined CPSTREAM: undefined. When the client connects, it uses a parameter (.pf) file with a line to set...

When you use pricelists (1.10.1.1), the system determines the price from customer analysis code, item analysis code, quantity ordered. Several possibilities exist. See the help in 1.10.1.1 for a detailed explanation.

Coming to think of it: I would have a look through the orders in the system and look which user is using the newly introduced terms.

As far as I know, no userid is recorded in the ct_mstr or elsewhere. You should use menu security where only few people have access to credit terms. In our organisation this access is even restricted to application managers only, as credit terms must be agreed upon by the business and management.

Unfortunately we only have encrypted sources. I know it was implemented using triggers. Probably, when the ship-to is entered, a trigger looks up the FOB for that address and puts it into the FOB of the sales order.

Here is a snippet that will provide you with most tables and fields that refer to currency. output to currency_fields.prn. select _file-name format "X(12)", _field-name format "X(20)" from _field, _file where _file-recid = recid(_file) and _field-name like "%_curr" and...

Here is another topic on the same subject with a possible solution for you: http://www.progresstalk.com/showthread.php?t=111661

Depends on your platform, but "os-command" will let you execute an external program to do the zipping. E.g. I use the following to send an email on a unix box: command="cat tmp.fil | mail -s ""Your PO " + po_nbr + " is stuck""" + " " + usr_mail_address. os-command silent...

We had a customisation built for us to handle this, there is no default.

Vinh, Get yourself some documentation on DOS-scripting and a set of Progress manuals. I cannot take you by the hand all the way, sorry. Regards, -Willem.

Batches can be used to run a program on a regular basis without interaction from the user. E.g. we run MFG on a unix machine and we have crontab entries that execute every 15 minutes, every hour, every day and every week. In MFG/Pro batchid's can be defined (e.g. hourly, daily). Then executing...

Hi Vinh, What happens if you comment out the last line (where progress is called), run the script and then start progress by hand? E.g. you enter that last line manually on the command line. Willem.

Newbie, You should call progress with everything in one line, do not spread parameters across multiple lines. Rgds, Willem

Ah, now I see. It appears that the "add" is on a new line, so Windows tries to execute the command "add", which does not exist (hence the error message in your screenprint). Everything should be on one line (so that progress sees them as parameters).

Hi Balebob, This is what I found on the Service Pack 5 CD for OpenEdge 10.0: SYSTEM INFORMATION: Platform: LINUX Intel Serial Code(s): 178 (CD-ROM) Service Pack Version: 10.0B05 Warning Messages for Storage Area Limits Bug: 20050729-029 ============= When the address space...

I recall reading something about diskspace (80% full limit?) when we upgraded from Progress 9.1 to 10.0. Your answer may be in the Progress manual.

Hi mfg_newbie, It seems that you have an error in the connmger.Demonstration script... Could it be that - add -ucc -cpinternal utf-8 -cpstream utf-8 -cpcoll icu-uca sbhelp mfsb.p has a space between the "-" and the "add"? I don't think it needs one there. Note that I have no experience with...

This reply may be outdated, but we are using PuTTy and we are very happy with it. It's available free of charge, it also handles SSH (which is a better option then Telnet because it encrypts data). Have a look at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

My last answer wasn't complete... When the datbase is in UTF-8, the software around it must be capable of handling UTF-8 too, so you must recompile. We use multilanguage (English, Japanese, Chinese etc.), so all software is compiled with cpinternal = undefined, cprcodeout = undefined, cpstream...

Hi Scirvi, I wrote the program myself. You can get it under LGPL (see http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lgpl.html). Currently I'm not maintaining it, since for us it works just fine. It uses a few generalized codes for different kinds of packages (box, carton...) and service types (Express...