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1. The WebClient executables are available at WebClient Executables - Progress OpenEdge 2. with 12.8 the classic AppServer is no longer supprted, you must use PASOE - Quick Start: Moving Your Classic AppServer Applications to the Progress Application Server for OpenEdge

This abomination will give you named run-time arguments :-) /* parent.p */ RUN child.p 'cArg' 'Teststring' 'iArg' 123. /* child.p */ &if '{1}' = 'cArg' &then &scop cArg '{2}' &elseif '{3}' = 'cArg' &then &scop cArg '{4}' &endif &if '{1}' = 'iArg' &then &scop iArg {3} &elseif...

Even without preprocessor magic, a single include will skew the debug listing line numbers. When using PDSOE, you can use ALT+L to go to the debug listing line number. Our build pipeline also stores the debug listings (produced by PCT) of our release builds in case version x.y.z threw some error.

You are looking for (although you really should not) RUN statement arguments. You simply add the arguments after the run. The curly braces you were using will try to include something. /* parent.p */ run daughter.p 'Teststring' 123. They are number only, by the looks of things. /*...

Also multiple variables of the same type on one line and more concise extents, my two lines above would need to be the following pre-var: define variable hwwin as handle no-undo. define variable hwfrm as handle no-undo. define variable hwbr as handle no-undo. define variable ht as handle...

And more importantly it means I can leave out no-undo clutter without getting scolded :-)

The following example will create a dynamic window, frame, browse and temp-table. The row-display trigger is used to set the background color of the rows: var handle hwwin, hwfrm, hwbr, ht, hb, hq, hp. var handle [2] hwcol. function createRow logical private ( i_hb as handle, i_ii as...

A static dump can be knocked up in seconds if you have a dev license: output to 'customers.d'. for each customer no-lock: export customer. end. output close. To be able to execute this without a dev license, you need to get someone with a dev license to compile this. But to compile...

11.x PASOE was introduced, classic AppServer (introduced in 9.x) still supported 12.x only has PASOE.

Its part of The FreeFrameWork Project

So you are admitting to not using CABL on your codebase? ;) (my version was updated to int64 in 2015)

Have fun browsing through the differences: Comparing v11.7.21.0...v12.8.6.0 · progress/ADE Are you using the same TLS version in both cases?

1040 is the unicode code point of the Cyrillic A, it is not the utf-8 encoded value. If you copy the following into your utf-8 session and execute it: message asc( 'А' ) view-as alert-box. You will see 53392 which is hex d090 - Cyrillic letters - EU Vocabularies - Publications Office of the...

To prevent future you wondering what went wrong (again), you may want to consider using -y4def.

PDSOE 12.8.4 is based on Eclipse Platform 4.23.0:

I guess cross-referencing something private makes no sense, since nothing else can use it. The compile statement docs state which types of method are shown in the xref: {PUBLIC|PACKAGE-PROTECTED|PROTECTED|PACKAGE-PRIVATE} No private.

I would avoid concatenating various data types or various values in a single character (unless no other option). If doing so you need to be much more careful when serializing / deserializing the values, your decimal for example will silently break when the numeric format is European (decimal...

My reply was aimed at Tom's remark, Tom can handle harsh. Using functions with an in super forward declaration prevents adding comments to code as to where you hope / expect it will run. run foo ( 'bar' ). // foo is in the session super util library Versus a central function declaration...

I shiver when seeing public procedures in library code, anything in library code should at least be a function that complains at compile time. You probably have a good reason for these abominations?