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    Monitoring ODBC connections to Progress DB

    Thanx for the reply! This is very helpful for tracing client ODBC operations of the client, from the client but does not get to the center of my issue. Perhaps I was not clear in my explaination: I need to be able to trace all ODBC connections on the server, from the server. Thanx again...
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    Monitoring ODBC connections to Progress DB

    We are having some issues with crystal reports connecting to our database via ODBC and I think it would be helpful to monitor these connections to the database as they occur. Is there a tool to monitor client odbc connections to OpenEdge 10.1B Database? Thanx in advance! BTW: We are running...
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    Parse a path from comma delimited field?

    Thank you all! This is exactly what we needed!
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    Run?

    Thank you very much. This worked perfectly! No, we (perhaps all too obviously) do not have a command reference manual but are looking for one. Any ideas? We are working with 'freeform expressions' in a built-in (proprietary) 4gl programming environment and context-sensitive help is...
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    Run?

    RUN VALUE() Did not work... Any other ideas? Here is more information: DEF VAR lookup1 AS CHAR No-Undo. Lookup1 = ClientPath + "\Lookups\PROG\filelookup.p(" + CHR(34) + ClientPath + "\Lookups\Plant1PictureLookup600.csv" + CHR(34) + "," + CHR(34) + "Picture" + CHR(34) +...
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    Run?

    Is there a RUN (shell) command for Progress to run or call another program? If so, can I RUN variablename, where variablename is the shell command or .p program to run? EXAMPLE: RUN "c:\testprog.p" Code examples would be nice. Thanx in advance!
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    Parse a path from comma delimited field?

    Thanx for the response Ken. As I do not yet have a command reference manual is there a web-based reference I could use to lookup ENTRY??
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    Parse a path from comma delimited field?

    I am new to progress development. I need to parse a UNC path from field data which was concantenated using commas(",") as delimiters. No matter what i do i cannot seem to get the variable "PosA" to return the position of the first comma. Here is what I thought would work: DEF VAR...
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