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hi there, has anyone got an idea if I can tell progress to log every read and write to any table? I need more than _tablestat though. I want to know exactly which record has been read/written. I had a quick glance through the other VSTs but couldnt find anything usefull. Any ideas? Cheers, Jan

You're right. I just thought it'd be easier for me (as programmer) to let a system do all that for me. I start to see that this philosophy brought the company to where we are at the moment (sccs wise). Simply put our file system looks like this: Application |_base |_patch 1 |_patch 2 |_patch n...

thats not gonna work for the current project. we have several thousand source files and a full compile takes some hours. the developer needs an 'immediate' response when he checks in a file. the business process would be: developer checks in new sources system checks dependencies and creates...

i've used rtb in the past. imho is the philosophy behind it a bit too old fashioned. i dont want to lock files before i change them. and to your first reply: i was looking for someone who has already done that (impact analysis, automatically compiling changed programs and so on...). i still...

well - the files on oehive.org do it the other way around. as far as i can see they integrate svn functions to the progress editor(s). thats not my problem. what i need is a an application that generates a list of files that have to be compiled when i update an include they all use. im not even...

g'day is there anybody who uses svn or git as sccs? if you do - how do you do impact analysis (changing an include has to trigger the compilation of all the files that use that include)? i'd be delighted if anyone would share some useful hooks or at least give me some ideas of how things could...

just reopen the query. open query QUERYNAME for each TABLENAME.

i dont know whats the point of displaying a static query but try the preprocessor {&QUERY-STRING-yourbrowsename}.

i guess the temp-tables are empty when the window starts? so what you got to do after filling the temp-tables is this: CLOSE QUERY brMyBrowsname. OPEN QUERY brMyBrowsname FOR EACH tt, FIRST ttValute WHERE ttValute.Oznaka = string(tt.sif-val-obrac).

did you draw the browse with the appbuilder? if yes: open the trigger section in the section editor choose your browse on the right combobox choose "OPEN_QUERY" on the left combobox insert: OPEN QUERY brMyBrowsname FOR EACH tt, FIRST ttValute WHERE ttValute.Oznaka =...

is the job forum only for employers and if not - why is it locked? ;)

what about checking if a record exists before creating it. IF NOT CAN-FIND( FIRST myTable WHERE myTable.fielda = 1337 ) then do: create myTable. assign . end. i got this quite often and in this case i dont need the record in the...

my point was that oracle in quite alot cases doesnt use the optimal index. we dont got the best database schema. there are some tables with 10+ indexes (where only 1 field differs) and there is a lot of redundancy. with progress as database it looks like the decision of which index needs to be...

use-index becomes very usefull when you are using a database different from progress. we got several customers with oracle db connected via schema holder. using "use-index" boosted the performance of programms processing large tables.

try: this-procedure:file-name and than just move with this-procedure:next-sibling till there is no next :awink:

thx alot....this was exactly what i was looking for! :blush:

win 9.1c i have got 2 tables with nearly the same structure. i want to compare both the following way: i grab the _file with the name of my first table. then i grab the _field of _file. now i've got all fields which i store in a temp table with a numeric counter. eg: 1 name 2 adress...

procedures.bat c:\dlc91\bin\prowin32.exe -p myProcedure.p just call this batch with an AT command.

DEF VAR hMyHandle AS HANDLE. hMyHandle = flnExample:HANDLE IN FRAME {&FRAME-NAME}. hMyHandle:SENSITIVE = FALSE. hMyHandle:HIDDEN = TRUE. try...

i'm sorry, but the whole progress editor is lousy... try ed4win instead. brilliant editor for nearly all programming languages.