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Forgive me if this question is obvious - but I'm new. What does {&SOIVRP10-P-TAG38} mean?

I'm not familiar with this exact mail component - but I have used others in the past. See if the component will allow authenication when sending. Think of it as you being logged to the mail server via Outlook, web, etc. When sending mail YOU are the authenicated user. When your application...

Thanks guys - all things I didn't have a clue about.

Thank you for the advice. You're right . . . I didn't post the entire code - there was more. I just wanted someone to validate the code I had written was correct. Plus, since I'm new to Progress I'm not sure about how to debug. I'm used to being able to step through code to find variable...

GOT IT! FILL("0", (9 - Length(string(out_count)))) + string(out_count)

What about integers? It seems that format ">>>>>>>>>9" is not giving me 0000000001 when the value is 1. Thank you!

Thank you so much TomBascom for taking the time to answer. I found the issue (I think). It should be: for each ck_mstr no-lock, each ap_mstr no-lock where ap_ref = ck_ref and ap_type = "CK" <-------------------here and ap_effdate >=...

Please bare with me as I'm really new to Progress and I'm trying to make headway. What's wrong with this statement? It just hangs . . . Am I trying to complicate things again? :rolleyes: for each ck_mstr no-lock, each ap_mstr no-lock where ap_mstr.ap_ref = ck_mstr.ck_ref...

That's the thing - I can't find the output statement. I get the unc path (above) - I can't find what generates it. If you were going to insert the unc path in your output, how would you do it?

I over complicated it - which I have a habit of. Thanks much! That did the trick.

I've looked everywhere and I can't find this reference at all. How do you pad a variable length field with preceeding zeros? So . . . 000429 needs to be 9 character long, the output would be 000000429.:rolleyes: Plus, the recordset changes length - so maybe next its 00042. Thanks ever so...

This is the the whole line . . . \\mfgpro-edi\acctrico Basically, I'm trying to insert to printer UNC path into my printed document. Your help is really appreciated. Thanks!

Anyone heard of positive pay? It an anti-fraud method that banks implement. Basically you have to send them a file which they match up to their system. It tells them if a duplicate check has been processed. The format can be txt or csv but needs to be in specific lengths and formats. An example...

Top of the output refers to the *.prn file.

Maybe I should add that I also checked the include files I saw referenced in the custom code and I didn't see anything that would given me a clue. This is a real mystery for me. . .

At the top of the output *.prn is this \\mfgpro-edi\acctrico which BottomLine (Optio) uses to know which printer to use for the actual printed document. Also, I don't see the unc path when I output to page - only in the *.prn document. I've talked to Optio about it and they seem to think it's...

I'm fairly new to Progress - but have lot of programming experience in other languages. Some of our custom code references a printer unc path (to be utilized by BottomLine) on output. I can't find any reference to it in the code itself. I only see the unc path when I print to file. I'm...