And may be freeze the renamed old table as well. Any idea if the CRC gets affected for the programs that use that specific table? Would it need a recompile?
Thanks
Joel
Dear All,
I have a 9.1D db and I am not able to delete a particular table in the DB.
When I try to delete the table I get a message saying "** Field <field-name> is a component of an Index. (185)"
But I have deleted the indexes which use that specific field.
What could be the reason?
Please...
Thanks for the reply.
I am trying to find / understand the flow of the program. So currently I am using the text search (search the procedure-name) to find the flow and so was curious if there was any easier way to find the flow without executing the code.
Thanks
Joel
All,
Is there any tool available to find out the call hierarchy in Progress / OE code?
Any options in compilation like XREF would do this?
Please let me know.
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Joel
Could someone let me know how can I define the following from within a class.
PROCEDURE WinExec EXTERNAL "KERNEL32.DLL":
DEFINE INPUT PARAMETER prog_name AS CHARACTER.
DEFINE INPUT PARAMETER prog_style AS SHORT.
END.
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Joel
Would like to know which of the following is better in terms of performance?
FOR FIRST cus where cus.cus-code = 123 exclusive-lock:
cus.credit = 0.
END.
or
FIND FIRST cus where cus.cus-code = 123 exclusive-lock no-error.
if available cus then
cus.credit = 0.
Thanks
Joel
Does someone know of a built-in feature of "NO-WAIT" with a FOR statement while doing a exclusive lock?
I know the following workaround which uses a no-lock for the "FOR statement" and using a "find with a no-wait" on the buffer of "FOR each" table.
def buffer buf-cus for cus.
For each cus...
I am using OE Architect. When I add a linked resource for example say a .w file there is a red "x" icon against that resource. Any idea what that indicates.
Could some one clarify?
I have attached a screen shot of this.
Thanks
Joel
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