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    Using PRESELECT EACH

    This is an old thread, so: Bad idea: for each customer: custNum = custNum + 10000. end. 2019: for each customer TABLE-SCAN: custNum = custNum + 10000. end.
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    Answered Reading XML to ProDataset

    Because I only need one of the fields, I created a table with only that particular field. In your case you could do something like the following and then combine the tables. DEFINE TEMP-TABLE Fare1 SERIALIZE-NAME "fare" FIELD class AS CHARACTER EXTENT 3. DEFINE DATASET dsFare1 FOR Fare1...
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    Answered Reading XML to ProDataset

    Im am pretty sure this is not possible (I had a similar issue). You can define the fields "class", "basefare" and "taxes" as EXTENT 3, but OpenEdge expects them to appear in the following order in the XML file: <class> <class> <class> <basefare> <basefare> <basefare> <taxes> <taxes> <taxes>
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    Proutil dbname -C idxbuild all is not work utf-8 problem (11.6.4)

    Are you really sure that cpinternal is UTF-8? You can verify that by running promon. proenv> promon master R&D 1. Status Displays ... 12. Startup Parameters
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    I need some advise

    Why don't you just check with Progress? There is no use in making assumptions.
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    OE 12 is available

    Please note that "AppServer" and "Progress Application Server" are two different products although the names are similar, maybe too similar.
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    What is field width? [Open Edge 10.2b)

    Format is the default width for displaying character fields. You can store as many characters (limited to something in the range of 31000) as you like.
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    Question parse complex json file with progress code

    This is a piece of code to get you started. USING Progress.Json.ObjectModel.JsonArray. USING Progress.Json.ObjectModel.JsonObject. USING Progress.Json.ObjectModel.JsonDataType. USING Progress.Json.ObjectModel.ObjectModelParser. DEFINE VARIABLE JsonParser AS ObjectModelParser NO-UNDO. DEFINE...
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