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Make sure you're using compatibility handler. If you try and use the standard web-handler you will spend a decent amount of time trying to figure out why web-context wont work and rewriting functions like "get-field".

Is your existing application split into client/server? Are you wanting to re-use any existing code/logic or start from scratch? Just make something HTML5/JS on the front end. Plenty of good frameworks to choose from. I would go with something like Progress DB - PAS - NodeJS/Express -...

I use Dev Studio for things like update stats etc.

IF WEB-CONTEXT:IS-JSON THEN OUTPUT-CONTENT-TYPE ("application/json":U).

You could also open the OEM screen that displays all your brokers and the current state. Then press refresh a few times until you see all brokers change state. - Disclaimer. This screen/tool will probably misinform you about almost everything it displays.

Restore from an OS backup. That you will be taking because if not that would be crazy. What would you do if that server/storage died to restore the environment?

As above really. Ill assume documentation is out of the question? I generally like to figure out how the users will be interacting with a system first. Follow the business processes through the application then dig into the code via support tickets.

I actually moved here! So that's all gone. What you doing now Pete? Still contracting or taken the dark path into perm work?

Can you import language files? if so User Defined Language Files - Notepad++ Wiki Progress4GL one

edit because my original code didn't even work, but try FOR EACH EmployeeFileReturnDetail NO-LOCK WHERE EmployeeFileReturnDetail.EmployeeFileReturnID EQ PrepareEmployeeFileReturn.EmployeeFileReturnID ON ERROR UNDO, THROW:

I'm coming here to get interview questions from now on.

Use the .net http stuff instead. OpenEdge 11.7 Documentation (if it works on 10.2b)

does it post back to you? webspeed requires a content-length when it receives a post. Stuff like postman adds it automatically.

localStorage.setItem("username", "John"); alert( "username = " + localStorage.getItem("username")); LocalStorage

sigh. assign Event.OldValue = "customername-" + deleted.custname. assign Event.NewValue = "customername-" + inserted.custname. (If you want one table to store all this data) If you cant figure something out from the above code, put together a business requirement and ill quote your company...

inserted.fieldname <--newvalue deleted.fieldname <-- oldvalue

Are you asking a question?

Can i ask why? It looks like a mess of code that isn't really doing anything useful. You're hard coding the table name in your query-prep. And hard coding all your fields/data inside the code block anyway. (Where you're assigning buffer-value) Just like completely removing any benefit of...

I have double checked. I cannot find a question. But heres how to create a temp-table from a text file in less lines. DEFINE TEMP-TABLE ttSomeTable FIELD SomeField AS CHAR FIELD SomeOtherField AS CHAR. INPUT FROM VALUE("Link to my desktop where i store all my .txt files"). REPEAT...

Seems to be missing a fair few?