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    SQL field length issue in export of data through ODBC

    Where would one find the dbtool?
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    VB.NET ODBC and Locking

    Any further ideas? Does anyone have a SQL example for syntax?
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    VB.NET ODBC and Locking

    Is there an Progress -> ODBC Cross Reference anywhere that will detail all the Locking types? I also need to know about Exclusive locks. Where would you put the READ UNCOMMITTED in the SQL Statement? Thanks.
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    VB.NET ODBC and Locking

    I am sorry for all the noob questions, but I am new with Progress. Does any have the syntax to control record locking in VB.NET/ODBC against a Progress database? Things like no-lock or exclusive-lock. Thanks, GX2
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    VB.NET ODBC and Writing to Array Field

    I have an instance where I need to write data to an Array Field in Progress using ODBC and VB.NET. I use the pro_element function for reading the data with no problem. Anyone know how to write to a specific location in the array field? Thanks, GX2
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    VB.NET ODBC and Performance

    Thanks for the reply. Do you know if I can specify the index to use explicitly in a query like the use-index statement in Progress? Is there a resource for ODBC client that is a syntax conversion of Progress key words to SQL key words? I found the pro_element function to select the desired value...
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    VB.NET ODBC and Performance

    I am noob with Progress so please be patient with me. First off I am using VB.NET to connect to Progress 9.1e through ODBC using the DATADIRECT 4.10 32-BIT Progress SQL92 v9.1E driver. My problem is this. I am trying to get some data from a table that has an index that contains two...
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