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That's great Chris!

Anecdotally we've had the exact same issue in 11.7 with various REST calls. In the end I reverted back to cURL as there's just not enough hours in the day to fix this sort of thing.

Sounds like you may be best off posting on the Progress community. That way Progress folk will be able to help out.

My crystal ball suggests he wants to reset the OEM password.

You can also create an instance using the tcman in the <dlc>\servers\pasoe folder if that's your preference.

Sounds like you want OO principles to be honest. You have your base code but in certain instances that can be overloaded/extended and all that loveliness.

You need to work out why those agents were showing as busy. A proGetStack on some of the PIDs will point you in the direction of which line of code they're on at the time. Maybe you'll find a pattern. Last time something like this happened to us we found that an external API we were consuming...

Have you tried googling? It's the default DBA account for SQL access. There's plenty of material online about what it is, how to log in, and what to do if you don't know the password.

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Yeah there was a reason for that many years ago that I no longer remember. Easy enough to fix ;)

@Cecil here's a simple Battleships game I wrote in ABL using dynamic widgets and images as I found that worked better than manipulating the colours like I said earlier.

When I've done games dev in the past in OE I've ended up using images and overlaying them on buttons rather than faffing around with fonts and colours.

color-table. That's the one. :D

If you're creating and opening xlsx files then they're basically just compressed folders of xml files. There's documentation out there for them, or you can use tools that already exist. DocXFactory being the most likely candidate to use I'd have thought. GitHub - DocxFactory/DocxFactory: Cross...

Gosh. It's been a while. But I believe you can set fonts and colours at runtime, and I believe you can check what values are set, if any. The big issue I have is I can't for the life of me remember how!

Just a thought - you're on Windows and the backup takes 90 minutes. That seems a little long tbh. When you do the backup are you using the same filename each time, and are you backing up over the old backup file? If so, consider moving the old backup to the side, or using a unique file naming...

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-S stands for Service I believe. It's the port number that the broker will listen on. You can either use an integer port value, or in this case you use a character value that is then mapped to that port. In Windows that's in the Services file. Similar is done in Linux but I can't remember off...