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You should be careful , your code will cause errors or export the wrong data if one of your find fails to bring back a record.

I won't Comment on this thread :lol:

Progress seem to think that "." is your decimal separator and "," is your thousands separator.

widget:FORMAT IN FRAME {&FRAME-NAME} = "-zzz.zzz.zz9,9999".

No you can't set it up in the OCX Propreties because your tree view OCX doesn't see your Image List OCX . Progress creates a control-frame for each of them. You really need to get the com-handle of the Image List to assign it. I always add images using the custom property of the OCX...

You need to add a ImageList control in your window and set it to (16x16). TreeView:ImageList = <Your Image List>. Put your icons and image inside the list . Then in the add insert the position of the images: TreeView:Add(parent, type, key, desc, <1>, <2> ). <1> = INT Representing the...

Good idea but you have to be careful to cover every way to trigger a button beside left-click to make sure a user doesn't bypass the code that you want to add.

Nice thinking outside the box there . Wish i could tell you that what you are trying to do is possible but unless i am mistaken it not possible. You cannot overload or add multiple calls to one Event like in .Net . You can Overwrite the trigger by declaring a new one but i am afraid that in...

It easy : DEF VAR hNewField AS HANDLE. /** CREATE THE FIELD and PUT HANDLE in hNewField **/ hNewField:MOVE-BEFORE-TAB-ITEM(<Your Button>:HANDLE).

I don't have V9 installed anymore so i can't test it but maybe one of these 3 lines will do the trick , i know i fixed the problem with the ini i got this from but i don't remember exactly wich line did it with UseClipChildren. I think it the careful-paint one but again not sure...

Code jock are OCX so they work in Version 9. I have a few V9 clients who run our UI that contains the code jock without any problem. OCX are pretty much the only way to enhance your UI . With Version 9.1E you can add a manifest to your prowin32 to give it the Windows XP look and feel on XP.

Create your view with the SQL Explorer tools. It will be a SQL view and will be seen in the SQL schema and ODBC.

You should have a log in the output directory that will tell you more about the error that you got. If you post the log then it would be easier for us to tell you exactly what the error is.

You should listen to Tamhas and Joey . We have our own in-house EDI import and export module and it took alot of time and effort just to create it but theyre werent any simple solution available 10 years ago . If i had to start from scratch i would tell my boss to buy the 600$ product and save...

There is no EDI tools in progress beyond the tools to export / import XML and flat text files. You will need to generate flat files with specific formats depending on the partners.

Use this one to shutdown the system: PROCEDURE WTSShutdownSystem EXTERNAL "WtsApi32.dll": DEF INPUT PARAMETER hServer AS LONG. DEF INPUT PARAMETER lShutDownFlag AS LONG. DEF RETURN PARAMETER bResult AS BYTE. END PROCEDURE.

Try this : PROCEDURE WTSOpenServerA EXTERNAL "WtsApi32.dll": DEF INPUT PARAMETER pServerName AS MEMPTR. DEF RETURN PARAMETER hServer AS LONG. END PROCEDURE. PROCEDURE WTSLogoffSession EXTERNAL "WtsApi32.dll": DEF INPUT PARAMETER hServer AS LONG. DEF INPUT PARAMETER SessionID AS...

It will only disconnect the user from the DataBase. Your Terminal Server session will still be logged on.

It also a good way to reduce redundancy of code. Different windows can call the same procedure instead of having the same code copied in both UI. Changes become easier since the business logic only need to be changed at one place for all your UI. It will make your application more flexible .

Glad you were able to find the problem , charset can be a real pain sometimes.