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From the docs: I'm not sure about this balancing act, but if you add an additional > to the left of your decimal point, it creates extra space to show the < on the right.

I'm not seeing any outer-join in your code, so I'm not sure what you are trying to do. With a query you can tell if something is ambiguous when first-of does not equal last-of: DEFINE TEMP-TABLE foo NO-UNDO FIELD pk AS INTEGER FIELD t AS CHARACTER FIELD fk AS INTEGER // should...

Please put [ code ] [ /code ] tags around code.

Try showing some basic code that demonstrates your problem, ProgressAblDojo is great for showing running code.

You seem to be trying to connect using JDBC, based on this community post it would seem you need to use an ODBC client to have a chance of talking with the SQL processes.

The error is your reward for using ancient software. When a parameter is not recognized, Progress tries to help you and use the parts it does recognize. -S is known -ServerType is not, so you are given a "helpful" message about -e, the first letter of the unrecognized parameter. I am guessing...

based on SendKeys Class (System.Windows.Forms) it seems to be: System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys:Send('^v') As to the initial could not locate method error - if you use the PDSOE class browser (CTRL+F12) and go to class System.Windows.Forms.RichTextBox and then select method ProcessCmdKey - it...

https://github.com/progress/ADE/blob/release-11.7.x/adecomm/_oscpath.p

Your Java stack trace starts with: Java frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code) j com.progress.osmetrics.OSMetricsImpl.jniInitLibrary(Ljava/lang/String;)Z+0 j com.progress.osmetrics.OSMetricsImpl.initLibrary()Z+10 So maybe Admin Server Does not Start and Create...

10.2B is not certified on Windows 11. 10.2B ships with Java 1.5 (1.5.0_11-b03). Java 5 was released in 2004. Java 8, which 11.7 uses seems to be supported on Windows 11.

google qad tc bc My first hit: So I would guess: SC = statutory currency TC = transaction currency BC = base currency

if chStringValue > '' then ...

Yes, even though the AVM is single-threaded and events will only fire based on actions, ie not automatically, pstimer can be used to sprinkle events around that occur while another program is running and which could do anything disruptive.

As to the why: google site:progress.com utf-8 performance longchar INDEX and SUBSTRING functions are slow with UTF-8 client So yes, Jean-Christophe's solution should work.

Constant date values are always a bit of a nuisance. Generally they always need to be MDY even if your session date-format is DMY. Safest to use the date function which prevents any ambiguity: where idm_mod_date >= date( 3, 31, 2023 ) // date function is always m,d,y

We replaced our com-handle Excel documents a long long time ago with office xml documents. These were replace a long time ago by xslx. An xslx is a zipped container of various xml documents which can all be generated by ABL and then zipped by a .Net class or a Linux zip. The same applies to a...

It seems like you are out of luck - COM objects on PASOE raise "CoInitialize has not been called." error

No, with revert I mean revert override trigger, not transaction Why do you assume that it would loop endlessly? Have you tried it?

If the trigger is overridable then you can use: on write of <table> override do: end. The override automatically reverts when the block is left. If you need to revert earlier, you can use: on wrote of <table> revert.

I do very little GUI coding and this may be completely wrong with horrendous side effects, but it works: def var tg1 as logical no-undo. def var fi1 as char no-undo. define frame fr fi1 view-as fill-in tg1 view-as toggle-box . on any-printable anywhere do: apply lastkey to...